AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGreece–Türkiye Dialogue: Prime Minister Mitsotakis told the UN General Assembly that ties with Türkiye are “delicate” and must stay open, stressing the only dispute is maritime delimitation and warning against unilateral moves or war threats. Eastern Med Power Grid: Turkey says the Greece–Cyprus–Israel undersea electricity cable must be coordinated with Ankara, reviving seabed-rights friction around the Great Sea Interconnector. Greek Defence Support: The US approved a potential $101m Foreign Military Sales package for sustainment of Greece’s existing Air Force aircraft, focusing on parts, repairs and technical support. Naval Deal: Greece signed an agreement to take two Italian FREMM frigates (Carlo Bergamini in 2028, Virginio Fasan in 2029), with support for maintenance and system integration. Banking Outlook: Alpha Finance-AXIA raised its Bank of Cyprus target to €12.30 and lifted targets across Greek lenders, citing profitability and capital strength. Shipping Powerhouse: World Maritime Day coverage reiterates Greece’s dominance in EU-controlled fleet capacity and global merchant tonnage. Tourism Spotlight: Alonnisos made Intrepid Travel’s 2027 “Not Hot List” for responsible tourism, backed by GNTO data and local sustainability efforts. Athens Economy & Culture: EuroLeague Final Four in Athens generated €26.75m in economic and social impact, with strong visitor spend and return intent. Energy Costs Pressure: Reports highlight fuel and heating relief measures as costs squeeze Greek households and operators. Public Safety: A major explosion collapsed a two-storey building in Plaka; authorities are investigating a possible natural gas link.
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