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Gerapetritis meets with Fidan on the sidelines of NATO summit

Earlier, the Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs also had a one-on-one meeting with his Ukrainian counterpart, Andrii Sybiha

Mitsotakis: Let’s keep an open line of communication, Androulakis: We’re proposing solutions — Full conversation

The Prime Minister and the PASOK leader also touched on developments regarding the Parthenon Sculptures following Mitsotakis’ visit to London

Kefalogianni: We must ensure that tourism will continue to bring benefits to the national economy and local communities in the future

"You need a long-term strategy, but at the same time, you need to have the tools to deal with crises that force you to adapt," said the Minister of Tourism

Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Hosting Nikos Androulakis today without an agenda

The Prime Minister is waiting to hear what Mr. Androulakis has to say and propose, with a critical focus on cost estimation—No discussion on the Presidency of the Republic

Parliament: New Democracy in the Commission voted in favour of the EU directive on “adequate minimum wages”

"No" from SYRIZA, KKE, New Left, reservations from PASOK, EL.LY, NIKI, Plysi Eleftherias, Spartiates - Why don't you want a safety net, asked Niki Kerameos - Objections from the opposition on the financial criteria

Mitsotakis – Androulakis: The appointment that was three years late

Tomorrow's meeting at the Prime Minister's office in the Parliament may "unlock" the revision of the Constitution for which broader majorities are required - It may also be an opportunity for a shock regarding the election of the President of the Hellenic Republic

Request for Cyprus to join NATO when infrastructure and equipment are upgraded, says Foreign Minister Konstantinos Kombos

"The discussion will take place at the appropriate time," the minister said

Giorgios Gerapetritis: “NATO must stand against any form of revisionism”

"The Greek Embassy in Damascus is in constant communication with the entire Greek community in order to provide any assistance required," the Foreign Minister said.

Sculptures of the Parthenon: If the British Museum says ‘yes’ to their return, Downing Street won’t stand in the way

What government sources say about the return of the Marbles – Discussion highlights from Kyriakos Mitsotakis' meeting with Keir Starmer

Kyriakos Mitsotakis: At Downing street for meeting with Keir Starmer

Beyond the Parthenon Sculptures, the Greek Prime Minister aims to discuss Ukraine, the Middle East, migration, as well as bilateral issues like energy, tourism, and shipping during his tête-à-tête with the British Prime Minister

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