The 20-year Strategic Plan for Attica Transport, led by OASA, aims to modernise Athens' public transport and promote sustainable mobility. Key initiatives include expanding the metro, introducing eco-friendly buses, and boosting micro-mobility options. The plan aligns with European climate goals to reduce pollution and improve urban mobility.
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Free toll access has been granted at several stations near fire-affected areas in Greece, following a decision by Infrastructure and Transport Minister Christos Staikouras and toll operators. The measure, which applies to stations at Afidnes, Kapandriti, and specific points on Attiki Odos, will remain in effect until midnight, with the possibility of extension based on ongoing assessments.
Greece's electric taxi initiative, driven by SirecEnergy, Ethniki Leasing, and FREENOW, holds promise in transforming Athens' transportation landscape towards a more sustainable future. By addressing the identified challenges and capitalizing on the strengths of this collaborative effort, the program can effectively promote electric taxis and contribute to a cleaner, greener city.
The Greek government has announced a new cabinet lineup following a recent reshuffle. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis retains his position, while key ministries see new appointments, including Kostis Hatzidakis as Finance Minister and George Gerapetritis as Foreign Affairs Minister. The changes, revealed by government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis, come ahead of the new ministers being sworn in on Friday evening.