The Greek government has decided to allocate €5.5 billion to support businesses and the public during the energy crisis. About declaration According to Greek television channel EPT1, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
“A total of eight measures to support households and businesses by the end of 2022, 12 major reforms in 2023 and a plan to address the youth housing problem. Mitsotakis said the total cost of the measures he announced would cost 5.5 billion euros.
According to him, in December more than 2 million Greek citizens will receive another aid in the amount of 250 €. In addition, the student allowance for living in private apartments increases from € 1,000 to € 1,500. In addition, the monthly allowance for a child increases by one and a half times.
He added that a €60 million subsidy will be given to farmers against rising fertilizer costs, and a €89 million subsidy for livestock breeders to cope with rising feed prices. It also financed the installation of over a quarter of a million small solar panels to generate their own free energy on rooftops, businesses and farms.
At the end of August, columnist Michalis Psilos wrote an article for the Greek edition of Naftemporiki. WroteThe EU needs to lift sanctions and reach a compromise with Russia to get out of the crisis. According to him, the ongoing economic struggle between Western countries and Russia, Europe’s first gas supplier, can only benefit the United States.
Source: Gazeta
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