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Domna Michailidou to The National Herald: Greece is investing in bringing Greeks living abroad back home
The Minister for Social Cohesion stresses that tackling the demographic challenge requires long-term policy rather than piecemeal measures, with particular emphasis on housing, support for young families and so-called ‘brain regain’
Plevris: We will take tougher measures if there are migratory flows due to the war in the Middle East
"It is a very big mistake to discuss that the demographic issue will be solved with migrants" - "It is obvious that if we find ourselves in situations of instrumentalization of migrant flows, which we experienced last summer when we suspended asylum," he emphasized

Greeks are ageing rapidly – 34% of the population will be over 65 by 2060
Life expectancy has increased in Greece, but after age 65 two-thirds of the remaining years are spent with a chronic disease, Ministry of Health data show — presented by the Deputy Head of Central Macedonia

Demographics: The population has decreased by 500 thousand people
In 2023, births decreased to 72300, say researchers of the University of Thessaly - Progressive increase in rates of childlessness - "The life context in Greece today seems to be pushing young people either abroad or to childlessness"

Demographic SOS: In 15 years, 45,000 first graders “disappeared”!
In 2010, there were 115,000 children in the 1st grade of primary school. This coming September, only about 71,000 will attend for the first time — that is, 1,760 fewer classrooms

10 measures for the demographic issue – Concerns about Greece and the “prosperity paradox”
"The downward indicators should motivate all of us to discuss, plan, and decide what we can do better and more of," noted Minister of State Akis Skertsos

The population decline in Greece by 2070 will approach 25%
The data was presented by the Head of the Employment Experts Unit, Eirini Andriopoulou, during a discussion on the demographic issue – “If the new generation decides not to have children, future pensions will be zero,” stated former Deputy Minister of Labor, Panos Tsakloglou


