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Mitsotakis: Further decline in petrol prices at the pump expected, cabinet meeting in progress
With the focus on the course of government work, the economy, agricultural payments, and a series of draft laws on public administration, labour, social policy and shipping, the cabinet is meeting. The agenda also includes the selection of the leadership of the Supreme Court and the Legal Council of the State
Government unveils second-half roadmap to quash Autumn election speculation
Hatzidakis and Skertsos to present each ministry's key priorities at today's Cabinet meeting, with the new National Baccalaureate, transferring planning authorities to the Hellenic Cadastre, special spatial plans for renewables, tourism and industry, and major infrastructure projects at the top of the agenda
Mitsotakis: Our credibility is judged by what we promised and what we have accomplished
Speaking at a public rally in Aigaleo, the Greek Prime Minister criticised “political newcomers who want to save us” and warned that the country must not return to policies that, as he said, “nearly drove it over the cliff.”
Papastavrou: Greece seeks key role in India–Middle East–Europe corridor
Greece fully supports the IMEC initiative and is explicitly seeking to become part of the corridor, describing it as a major project for global trade, energy flows and digital connectivity between India, the Middle East and Europe, the minister said
Marinakis on Fevgas: Under no circumstances does a letter represent New Democracy; it is not something worth commenting on
The New Democracy Secretary for Strategic Planning and Communications sent a letter to the Prime Minister calling for the reinstatement of Antonis Samaras and the repeal of the law on same-sex couples
Theodorikakos meets with India’s Minister of Commerce and Industry: We are strengthening cooperation in investment, trade and industry
Talks also focused on advancing the India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC)
Maximos Mansion talks on “gentlemen’s agreement” to cut shelf prices: The role of the profit cap
At 12:00 today, a meeting will be held at Maximos Mansion between PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos & representatives of the business community, in an effort to reach a “gentlemen’s agreement” aimed at delivering noticeable reductions in the prices of basic consumer goods on supermarket shelves
