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Greek economic reforms, digital taxation & pension updates

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Latest: Greece submits multi-law bill featuring 120-installment debt relief

The Mitsotakis administration is advancing a multi-year economic and digital reform agenda, centered on the transformation of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE). AADE is intensifying enforcement through

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Greek fiscal performance and 2026-2027 economic outlook

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Latest: Greece reports 7.55 billion euro primary surplus for January-September 2026

Greece reported strong fiscal and corporate performance throughout 2026. By the end of the first nine months, the state recorded a primary surplus of approximately €7.55 billion to €7.59 billion, significantly exceeding

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Greek government expands social assistance and education

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Latest: Greece: e-EFKA introduces electronic pension applications and payment schedules

The Greek government continues to expand its social assistance, housing, and demographic support frameworks. To combat population decline, a resettlement program is entering its third phase, offering €10,000 relocation s

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EU audit and OLAF investigation of Greek training programs

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Latest: Educational reforms and oversight issues in Greece and Cyprus

Following a European Commission audit that classified Greece’s vocational training and lifelong learning management systems as functioning only partially, the Greek Ministry of National Economy and Finance has issued a r

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Greek government voucher subsidy programs

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Latest: Achaia Pass: €680,000 in tourism vouchers approved for Greece

Greece has implemented several voucher-based subsidy programs in late 2026. On September 1, the Greek Public Employment Service (DYPA) launched a book voucher program with a budget of 3.75 million euros, issuing 150,000

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