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What Mitsotakis will say to Erdogan and what the Turks will put on the table – The lineup of Ministers for Ankara is being finalized

Government sources say that the main objective is to avoid disrupting the direct channel of communication at the highest level, which admittedly had weakened

Hellenic Heritage: The new digital hub connecting visitors with 350 archaeological sites and museums

Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Showcasing our cultural wealth through cutting-edge technology and offering new dimensions of experience - Lina Mendoni: Culture as a driving force of development

Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ interview with Foreign Policy: With Turkey, we have only one dispute, the delimitation of the EEZ and the continental shelf

The Prime Minister answers a series of questions on the most critical international geopolitical issues that also affect our country

National Baccalaureate: Panhellenic exams are not abolished – Implementation begins in the 2027–2028 school year

The meeting at the Maximos Mansion chaired by the Prime Minister has concluded – The aim is for the reform to be voted on by December following a national dialogue

Step by Step: Constitutional revision in Greece – What is decided now and what follows after the elections – The case of the “one-day Parliament”

How the two-phase revision system works, what happens if no government is formed and we go to a second election

Tomorrow, Mitsotakis’ address on constitutional revision will propose changes to 70 of the 120 articles

Letter to ND MPs – On the table: civil servant tenure, environmental protection, judicial leadership selection, and presidential term – Article 86 will change but not be abolished

Mitsotakis on the 30th anniversary of the Imia crisis: There are no “grey zones” in the Aegean; once again we bow to the fallen

“The experience of Imia teaches that national vigilance must be a daily duty,” the prime minister stresses in his post

Mitsotakis: In order to be a prosperous and democratic country, we must be safe – Citizens accept that defense spending is necessary

Statements by the Prime Minister from Zagreb, where the EPP Summit is taking place – He was asked to answer why Greece spends so much money on defense

Mitsotakis: Tax cuts mean wage increases – We said it, we did it!

The prime minister referred to increases in private-sector employees’ earnings due to tax cuts – When, under certain conditions, the benefit can amount to up to two months’ salary per year

Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the construction site of Kastelli airport

The visit comes in the context of the signing of the contract for the supply and installation of the air navigation systems, which will put the project on the final track for completion

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