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OECD: Greece above the European average in digital transformation and AI adoption

Greece's performance compared to other EU countries is encouraging - According to the report, the country outperforms the EU average on many indicators, such as the penetration of AI skills

OECD: 2% growth in 2025 in Greece and 2.1% in 2026 with a jump in investment

How the economy and the country will move in 2025-2026 - Unemployment and inflation decline - Positive forecasts but with pitfalls and risks

OECD Secretary General: Greece will continue to grow faster than the euro area average

Mathias Corman praises Greece for the debt relief

OECD lowers global growth forecasts due to trade tensions

The organization now expects global GDP to grow by 3.1% in 2025, down from its 3.3% forecast in December

Mitsotakis meets OECD education director to discuss further improvements in Greece’s education system

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with Andreas Schleicher, Director for Education and Skills at the OECD and founder of the PISA student assessment program, at the Maximos Mansion

OECD: Real income in Greece increased due to property income

According to the OECD, the share of real estate income in household disposable income has increased dramatically in Greece, while GDP per capita has increased only marginally

Unemployment benefit: New model starting at €648 – Read detailed examples

New unemployment benefit, piloted in the first months of 2025 - How it will be calculated and how the first 15,000 beneficiaries will be selected - Maximum duration of the benefit: up to 24 months (2 years)

Pitsilis highlights five key interventions by Hellenic Tax Administration to combat tax evasion at OECD

The interventions have helped us to drastically reduce the VAT gap, from almost 30% in 2017 to 13.7% in 2022, said the Governor of the Hellenic Tax Administration

OECD: Recommendations for VAT increases, abolition of tax exemptions

"VAT cuts favour wealthy households" says OECD's annual report on Greece

OECD: Germans work less than all Europeans – Poles & Greeks the hardest workers

A Swiss newspaper, presenting OECD data, speaks of a "decreasing willingness to work" of Europeans - A clear change of culture, with a shift towards personal leisure and ambitions outside work

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