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Greek PM Mitsotakis Unveils Ambitious Economic Plan for 2024
2024-09-08 13:29:08
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Greek PM Mitsotakis Unveils Ambitious Economic Plan for 2024

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Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis revealed a groundbreaking economic strategy for 2024, featuring pension enhancements, wage increases, and environmental initiatives amounting to 3 billion Euros, 1.5% of the GDP. While Greece is rebounding from the 2009-2018 crisis, it still grapples with 10% unemployment and the lowest purchasing power in the EU.

Mitsotakis' plan contrasts Italy and France under EU fiscal scrutiny. The country's focus on addressing climate issues, enhancing public-private wage parity, and tackling demographic challenges is marred by ongoing wildfires, floods, and the strain on public finances.

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7. September 2024 um 20:11

Greek PM Mitsotakis announces pension boosts and wage hike in 2024 economic plan

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Greek PM Mitsotakis announced 2024 economic plan at Thessaloniki Fair, including pension boosts, wage hike, and climate initiatives totaling 3B Euros, 1.5% of GDP. Greece recovering from 2009-2018 crisis that nearly led to Eurozone exit, while Italy and France face EU overspending scrutiny. However, Greece still has 10% unemployment, lowest purchasing power in EU, and faces devastating wildfires, floods, and negative impacts on public finances.
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8. September 2024 um 08:18

Greece: Prime Minister Mitsotakis announces an increase in pensions and salaries

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Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis announces increases in pensions and salaries; the country is recovering from the 2009-2018 budget crisis that reduced salaries and pensions; the government plans to spend 3 billion euros on the measures by 2025.
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8. September 2024 um 10:31

Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis' 2025 Economic Plan: Pensions and Minimum Wage to be Increased

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Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis announced his 2025 economic plan. His plan includes aligning public-private sector wages, increasing employment, green transformation, and addressing the demographic and climate crisis. Greece is not among the countries under the supervision of the European Commission.
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