The Greek government is taking decisive steps to address key public health and urban living challenges. Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister Thanasis Kontogeorgis announced upcoming legislation to ban alcohol sales to minors and strengthen smoking regulations, while also unveiling plans to improve Athens' public transport and road safety framework. These measures aim to enhance the quality of life and protect public well-being across Greece.
Tag: Quality of Life
In 2025, the Greek government will implement 18 tax reductions and 7 income support measures aimed at increasing disposable income and easing financial burdens for citizens. These initiatives, totaling €1.5 billion, build on years of economic growth and efforts to combat tax evasion, marking another step toward fiscal equity and improved quality of life for workers and pensioners.
Canada has become a top destination for those seeking a better life, attracting approximately 350,000 Greeks with its strong economy, robust social welfare programs, and high quality of life. With low crime rates and generous benefits, including child allowances and a mixed public-private pension system, Canada offers a stark contrast to its neighbor, the United States.
Greece has secured the second spot on the list of the world's friendliest countries, according to a study by Remitly. The research involved participants from 27 countries and used personality tests to gauge friendliness. South Africa took the top position, and the report highlighted the warmth and sociability of its people. The top five also included Croatia, Mexico, and Sweden.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis attended the signing ceremony for the "Athens Riviera Urban Walk" contract, emphasizing its completion by end-2025 and its importance for local communities and transportation infrastructure improvements.
Greece reports the lowest satisfaction with leisure time among EU countries, scoring 5.5 points in the latest survey.
The 2024 Happy City Index reveals a mixed bag for Greek and Cypriot cities. While none cracked the top tier, Athens claims a respectable Silver ranking at 126, demonstrating its commitment to citizen well-being. Thessaloniki, Patras, Pafos, and Larnaca follow in the Bronze category, highlighting both the region's unique challenges and enduring strengths
Athens ranked second least liveable city in Europe, Zurich tops Europe's most liveable list.
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