This year’s agenda highlights the industries shaping global investment flows, with more than 70 sessions dedicated to artificial intelligence, defense technology, fintech and robotics.

Reports in recent days stated that the low-cost carrier had informed staff that its Thessaloniki base could close in October 2026 at the end of the summer season, citing increased airport charges

Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis referred to an early repayment plan amid favorable court ruling in reducing the debt burden and strengthening investor confidence

The Irish low-cost carrier is pulling its three aircraft and roughly 200 staff from northern Greece's main airport this October, though city officials and hoteliers say the blow is manageable.

Buoyed by strong fundamentals and a string of credit rating upgrades, Greece's four systemic lenders have raised roughly €2.3 billion in bond markets since January, brushing aside geopolitical turbulence.

The Greek government is expanding its "brain regain" program to include public sector workers, offering returning Greeks a 50% income tax cut for seven years.

Mass repayment notices have been sent by Greece's tax authority, asking farmers to return subsidies disbursed under OPEKEPE, the since-disbanded, scandal-plagued agency whose own monitoring failures are at the root of the dispute

According to the Medium-Term Plan submitted by the Ministry of National Economy and Finance, Greece’s public debt is projected to decline to 136.8% of GDP by the end of 2026.

A wave of bancassurance deals is transforming Greece’s insurance market, as major banks deepen partnerships and acquisitions to boost revenues and close the gap with European peers.

With oil above $125 a barrel and eurozone inflation back at 3%, European finance ministers warned Monday that poorly designed subsidies risk channeling most of their benefit to the wealthy, repeating what the IMF calls the central mistake of 2022.

Possible shutdown of carrier's Makedonia Airport base sparks concern over tourism impact and urgent talks with stakeholders and airline officials

Exports to Germany—the leading market for the iconic Greek cheese—fell from 19.1 million euros to 17.2 million euros. The UK also saw a marked decline, with export values dropping by 9.9% and 7.5% respectively.

Under the new framework, fines issued for such violations from April 19, 2024 onward will be reassessed.

Investment from the neighboring country, especially in real estate, triples in three years; conversely, Greek businesses shy away from the Turkish market

The company also highlighted significant progress at the Skouries project in northern Greece, which remains on track for first production in the third quarter of 2026

Strong demand for infrastructure projects in Greece is driving a construction boom, with listed firms reporting a combined backlog equal to about 6% of GDP and more tenders expected through 2027.

EU Transports Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas calls for 'realism' as the industry warns unilateral EU action could undermine competitiveness without a global alignment

Greece's Recovery Fund is running out of money and businesses that spent thousands preparing fully eligible investment files are now being shut out

By age group, youth unemployment among those aged 15 to 24 edged slightly down to 21%, compared with 21.1% a year earlier. Among people aged 25 to 74, the rate decreased more noticeably to 8.3% from 8.8%.

Greek conglomerate AKTOR Group has signed a 20-year agreement to supply American LNG to Albania, with deliveries expected to begin in 2030 and routed initially through Greece.