Innovation in Greece is hampered by long-standing problems the country faces, since, in addition to its talent and relatively satisfactory performance in the field of information and communications technology infrastructure and online services, it continues to lag behind in areas such as the establishment of a stable environment for business and the absence of adequate […]
The Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) announced is planning to auction 26-week treasury bills in book entry form.
“Greece has a pool of highly trained scientists, doctors and researchers, many with valuable international experience, while universities and clinical centers are well-integrated into European research networks, making the country an attractive destination for multinational clinical trials,” says Bill Anderson, chairman of the Board of Management of the German multinational pharmaceutical giant, Bayer AG.
The new head of the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce, Ioannis Sarakakis, has paid a courtesy visit to Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni, and they agreed to cooperate toward enhancing tourism relation between Greece and the US, according to a ministry statement on Thursday.
Greece survived a furious late rally by Finland to win 92-89 on Sunday and earn third place in the 2025 Eurobasket in Riga, Latvia.
The average main pensions in July were below €800 gross, while supplementary pensions also showed a significant decrease, according to data from the Helios system.
The visit of US Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum to Greece, in his capacity as chair of the influential White House National Energy Dominance Council, underscores the priority Washington places on deepening energy cooperation with Athens, council officials said.
Greece is looking to build on a strong start in the World Cup qualifying round when it faces Denmark on Monday night in Piraeus.
Greece topped its Eurobasket pool in Limassol with a hard-fought 90-86 victory over Spain, its jinx team, that saw the reigning European champion eliminated from the tournament on Thursday.
Hundreds of Greek schools at all levels stand to benefit from the expansion of the “Marietta Giannakou” program for funding the improvement of primary and secondary education institutions that the country’s four systemic banks announced on Monday, constituting Greece’s greatest corporate social responsibility (CSR) action ever.
