Greece Carries Out 900 Cultural Projects Worth Over €1.5 Billion

Greece Carries Out 900 Cultural Projects Worth Over €1.5 Billion

Greek Culture Minister Lina Mendoni said the Ministry of Culture has implemented more than 900 projects across Greece since 2019, with a total budget exceeding €1.5 billion. Speaking Friday evening in Nafpaktos, Mendoni said the ministry has followed a comprehensive strategic plan covering the entire country and described the current programme as the largest cultural …

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Greece and Egypt Near Deal on Sinai Monastery Ownership

Greece and Egypt Near Deal on Sinai Monastery Ownership

Negotiations over a new legal framework for the future of the Monastery of Saint Catherine in Sinai have entered their final stage, with Cairo, Athens and the Sinai Brotherhood now working through the remaining details before a potential agreement and final signatures. Sources familiar with the negotiations say the Brotherhood is preparing its response to …

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Greece Cuts Prices on More Than 1,660 Everyday Products

Greece Cuts Prices on More Than 1,660 Everyday Products

Greece will launch its National Price Reduction Initiative on Monday, August 31, covering more than 1,660 product codes and delivering an average price reduction of around 7%. Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos said the initiative aims to provide meaningful support to households and contain the cost of essential goods. The programme remains open to new participants …

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Pet Sitting Takes Off in Greece as Pets Become Part of the Family

Pet Sitting Takes Off in Greece as Pets Become Part of the Family

Once a solution limited largely to friends, relatives and neighbours, pet sitting is gradually becoming an organised pet-care service in Greece. Dog walks, home visits and even multi-day stays now feature among the services pet owners seek, with demand reaching its peak during the summer holiday season. “Demand for pet sitting has increased significantly since …

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Civil servant protest over court ruling on axed income

Greece’s umbrella civil servants’ union, ADEDY, says it will hold a protest Monday outside the Finance Ministry on central Athens after the country’s top administrative court rejected its bid to reverse major income cuts dating from the financial crisis. Source link