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10.06.2020 / 16:11

E-doc register up and running

A Citizens’ Register which will allow people to obtain official documents online was presented to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis Tuesday via teleconference by Digital Governance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis. 

01.06.2020 / 14:21

E-vehicles approved for pedestrianized network

The Municipality of Athens has given the green light for electric vehicles, cars and scooters to enter the planned pedestrianized networks in the so-called Commercial Triangle of Athens and the iconic area of Plaka, where the use of private cars will be prohibited – with exceptions.

25.05.2020 / 20:55

Plan for prefab buildings at kindergartens

As education authorities mull the reopening of primary schools, with a decision expected on Monday, Kathimerini understands that a plan for the reopening of state kindergartens and creches could involve the installation of prefabricated buildings in school grounds to guard against overcrowding in classrooms from September.

14.05.2020 / 08:57

Mayors welcome beach opening, with some reservations

The mayors of coastal municipalities in Attica welcomed the government’s decision on Wednesday to allow organized beaches to open this weekend, when temperatures are forecast to soar, but also expressed concerns about whether bathers will observe safety guidelines.

12.05.2020 / 19:35

New bill to facilitate more tables on sidewalks

Bars and restaurants will have more outdoor space on sidewalks according to a bill that will be submitted to Parliament on Monday that also slashes municipal fees for catering business but also introduces strict fines.

05.05.2020 / 08:28

More transactions with the state go online

A new set of digital public services have been launched within the framework of the effort to provide citizens with efficient and safe services, given the limitations due to the coronavirus pandemic.

04.05.2020 / 07:31

Civil servants to work in shifts to prevent crowding

As the civil service strives to return to normal functioning, the country’s Interior Ministry has issued guidelines that will come into force today for safeguarding workers and members of the public who have business with the public sector.

14.04.2020 / 09:00

Steps sought to prevent Attica residents from flocking to seaside

As daytime temperatures start to rise and lockdown fatigue sets in, the government and local officials at seaside Attica municipalities are seeking ways to discourage citizens from flocking to the capital’s beaches and coastal promenades for their daily constitutionals.

06.04.2020 / 08:10

Small islands calling for ban on all arrivals

Mayors of small Greek islands are demanding a ban on all arrivals, especially over Easter, to prevent the spread of Covid-19 as they are not equipped with the necessary medical infrastructure to cope.

05.06.2019 / 12:28

Parliament kept open for amendments

Opposition parties indicated on Tuesday that they will boycott Parliament after the government submitted a series of amendments to the House, chiefly foreseeing public sector hirings. 

02.06.2019 / 09:07

Gov’t, ND brace for 2nd round of local, regional polls

Greeks go to the polls on Sunday for a second round of local and regional authority elections for seven regions and 217 municipalities, with conservative New Democracy hoping to build on its significant victory in European Parliament polls a week ago ahead of a snap general election next month.

20.03.2019 / 14:01

Another bill planned for settling debts

The government is preparing a new bill aimed at tackling the entire set of debts to the tax authorities, social security funds and local authorities.

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