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What Mitsotakis’ announcements at the Thessaloniki International Fair will bring: Two minimum-wage increases, relief for the market, a “bonus” for pensioners, and a surprise for farmers
Kyriakos Mitsotakis is focusing on announcing a major economic package based on the idea that practically all social groups will receive some form of support.
PPC’s fixed tariff cut shields Greek households, prime minister says
Kyriakos Mitsotakis says DEI's new Blue tariff, priced at 11.5 cents per kilowatt-hour, keeps household bills down despite global energy volatility, crediting the once near bankrupt state energy utility's complete financial turnaround since 2019
Greek PM vows solidarity with Germany after Russian hybrid attack on Leipzig
Berlin unveiled its first bilateral sanctions against Moscow, including closing a Russian consulate and cultural centre and tightening entry checks, after blaming Russian intelligence for the Leipzig airport drone plot, prompting Kremlin warnings of retaliation
Prime minister to unveil tax reward scheme for compliant taxpayers at Thessaloniki fair
The tax authority will set out who qualifies for softer advance payments and presumptive income rules, as pensioners, families, civil servants and farmers are also promised extra income support under the 2027 to 2030 roadmap
Hatzidakis: PM to present a new “Truth Agreement” for the next four years at the Thessaloniki International Fair
The government’s foreign and defense policy has had a clearly positive impact, the Deputy Prime Minister said in an interview
“One less outstanding commitment”: Mitsotakis on the Thessaloniki Metro and the projects transforming the city
“Thessaloniki is leaving its outstanding commitments behind,” the prime minister emphasizes in his weekly review
Mitsotakis in Kozani: New Democracy can keep the country at the helm in very difficult times
At the Thessaloniki International Fair, we will present our plan through 2030 — “Opposing us are parties whose only mission Is for New Democracy and Mitsotakis to leave; They have no plan for the country or for how it should Be governed”
