Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Katerina Sakellaropoulou held their last meeting at the Presidential Palace this morning, as her term in office ends in three days.
The 2.3% rate is more than twice the estimated European Union growth (1%) and that of the eurozone (0.9%), according to figures published by Eurostat on Friday. Based on those data, on an annual basis, only seven countries have a higher growth rate than Greece.
Meteorologist Klearchos Marousakis predicts that this spring-like weather will persist until March 16, with no significant rainfall but a possible arrival of African dust, particularly in central and southern regions. However, by mid-March, a shift is expected, bringing a brief return to winter conditions, with a drop in temperatures and unsettled weather.
Today (Friday): The weather will be generally clear throughout Greece, with some light cloud cover expected in the western regions from the afternoon onwards. Winds in the Aegean will come from the north at 5-6 Beaufort, while in other parts of the country, winds will be variable, ranging from 3-4 Beaufort. Temperatures will rise slightly, reaching 17-20°C in most areas, and up to 22°C in some inland regions.
"In 15 months, we have managed to make progress on many issues we have been discussing for years," the minister underlined, referring to the cancer patient registry, which is a valuable tool for patients and doctors, as it can help them to better treat cancer.
"Δίνουμε διαρκή μάχη μέσα από την ενημέρωση των πολιτών, τη συνεργασία με την υγιή επιχειρηματικότητα και τους συνεχείς ελέγχους, για να πετύχουμε τη σταθεροποίηση των τιμών στα είδη διατροφής και τα βασικά είδη διαβίωσης", δήλωσε ο υπουργός Ανάπτυξης, Τάκης Θεοδωρικάκος με αφορμή τον Κώδικα Δεοντολογίας που μπαίνει από σήμερα σε εφαρμογή.
