Kyriakos Mitsotakis

Foreign and Greek investors

Every government talks about investments, about how its members have met with foreign investors, gotten their approval for plans and convinced them to come to Greece to do business. The present government claims to be more business-friendly than its predecessors, and actually is. It knows how the market works better then they did.

PM to discuss new fees with bankers on Thursday

The new charges banks have imposed on most of their services customers' transactions will be discussed in a meeting of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis with the heads of the country's biggest banks on Thursday.

The new charges are an effort to offset the sector's losses from interest takings, which have been in constant decline over the last few years.

PM Mitsotakis meets with Greek-Russian businessman Ivan Savvidis

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met on Monday with Greek-Russian businessman Ivan Savvidis, the premier's office said in a statement.

The two men discussed issues related to Thessaloniki soccer team PAOK, the northern city's port and the businessman's planned real estate development in Paliouri, Halkidiki, in northern Greece, the office said. 

Brussels disappoints Zaev’s EU aspirations

Despite the support of 25 member-states, the European Council has rejected the launch of accession talks with North Macedonia, essentially leaving its Prime Minister Zoran Zaev in a political lurch, given that he had plugged the contentious Prespes agreement with Greece to his people as the ticket that will open the gates to Europe.

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