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KYSEA: Meeting today under the Prime Minister – Asylum decisions for Syrians to be “frozen” until further notice

Europe seeks...an interlocutor in Syria - A series of arms programs are also on the table

Mitsotakis from Crete: The economy is overperforming & funds are being reinvested in projects with social impact

We support public investments through the overperformance of revenues and the fight against tax evasion," he noted

Kyriakos Mitsotakis: In Rethymno and Heraklion with…half of the cabinet – Development plans around Greece

The Prime Minister is of the opinion that citizens throughout the country should feel that development concerns them equally

Budget in Parliament: All eyes on Mitsotakis’ measures on banks, the PASOK-SYRIZA conflict and defence spending

On Sunday the roll-call vote, which traditionally is a vote of confidence in the government

Mitsotakis to Doukas: The government is open to have the best possible cooperation

"Cooperation can solve problems", said the mayor of Athens

The 11 Indian tycoons who want to open businesses in Greece

The background of the meeting with Mitsotakis at the embassy residence in London - After Brexit there has been a strong interest in making Greece a gateway for their business activities in the EU

Alexis Patelis: Resigns as head of the Prime Minister’s Economic Office

Alexis Patelis will remain in his position at the Maximos Mansion until the end of the year – His Facebook post

Up to 50% lower commissions in banks – What Mitsotakis will announce in Parliament

And extra tax (ENFIA) on the 20,000 properties that keep closed - Legislative intervention to reduce excessive charges for withdrawals (banks keep 2 in 20 euros!), transfers and bill payments - Package of measures for more loans with better interest rates

Malfunction in the government aircraft – Mitsotakis’ visit to Lebanon postponed

The Prime Minister's visit to Beirut has been rescheduled for the very near future

Banks: Mitsotakis’ announcements in the budget – The plan to “trim” fees

Government sources emphasize that any intervention will be legally compliant and will ultimately impose a higher cost on banks compared to PASOK’s proposed amendment to tax their "excess profits."

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