AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTax Relief Push: Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis pledged over €2bn in tax cuts and wage support ahead of next year’s election, including €400 bonuses for pensioners, €500 for public servants, zero tax for low-income farmers and families with three children, plus a minimum wage hike to €950 (and €1,000 in 2028). Cost-of-Living Protests: The plan was announced as more than 25,000 people protested in Thessaloniki over high living costs and weak purchasing power. Ratings Watch: DBRS lifted Greece’s debt outlook to positive, citing expected debt reduction to 134.4% of GDP by end-2027, supported by growth and primary surpluses, while flagging risks from high debt and low labor productivity. Trade & Investment: The 90th Thessaloniki International Fair opened with Japan as honoured country, spotlighting tech, energy, healthcare and manufacturing. Aviation Safety: Greece declared three days of mourning after two Hellenic Air Force pilots died in an F-4E Phantom crash at the Athens Flying Week show near Tanagra. Maritime Incident: A Malta-flagged yacht captain was arrested after a collision near the Corinth Canal left one fisherman unconscious; investigators are examining navigation lights and watch procedures.
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