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EIB to back Greece’s critical infrastructure resilience as government rolls out over 200 water projects
More than 200 projects totaling 600 million euros for the new national water policy in a strategic partnership with European expertise
The 5 regions of Greece most popular among foreign retirees
According to a study by the real estate services company Prosperty for the 2025–2026 period
In summer the first 10 km of the BOAK in the Neapoli – Agios Nikolaos section is delivered
According to the design, the new section of the BOAK provides for the improvement and widening of the existing road network, with two lanes of traffic and LRT in each direction, on a divided roadway with a total width of 22.25 metres.
The plan for a triple bypass on Kifisos via Skaramagas to tackle Athens traffic
Grade-separated interchanges in Skaramagas, Schisto, and the Shipyards, combined with the completion of the Western Aigaleo Ring Road, are expected to bring “relief” to the…river — Athens ranks as the third most stressful city for driving in Europe
Hymettus Tunnel that has been waiting…47 years – First announced by Konstantinos Karamanlis
The tunnel that would connect the Hymettus ring road with Vouliagmenis Avenue is one of the longest-running and most discussed infrastructure projects in Attica. For decades it has remained stuck at the stage of “test excavations.” Today, however, the project is returning dynamically as a key solution to Athens’ traffic problem
The Thessaloniki Metro will also close in February, says Tachiaos – Work on the Kalamaria extension intensifies
The first suspension of service is scheduled for November
National Technical University of Athens: €681,551 funding for maintenance of building infrastructure
Detailed list of interventions
Chardalias from Hydra: “10.9 million euros from the Region to upgrade the island’s infrastructure”
"Our presence in Hydra today reflects the intention of the regional authority, but also my personal will, to offer one of the most cosmopolitan islands in the Mediterranean the infrastructure that the residents and thousands of visitors from all over the world need," said the Attica regional governor
