Sport will unite Kosovo and Albania
Through a memorandum of cooperation between the Kosovo Olympic Committee (KOC) and that of Albania (ANOC), it is intended to unify joint sports events, such as championships and other national sports events between Kosovo and Albania. The president of the…
Sustainable Romania Project, all objectives achieved, Romania – provider of expertise in the field
The Sustainable Romania Project, launched in 2019, with a total value of about 25 million RON, of which 22 million RON are non-reimbursable European funds, has been concluded with all the objectives achieved and results appreciated at the highest international…
Greece’s IPTO, Abu Dhabi’s TAQA & Cyprus’ energy ministry sign MoU during COP28 in Dubai
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed in Dubai by Greece’s Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO), the Republic of Cyprus’ Ministry of Energy, Commerce & Industry and Abu Dhabi-based energy conglomerate TAQA. At a special event held at the Greek…
Parents from non-majority communities fall prey to a Serbian fake news
Some parents of students from non-majority communities in Plemetin of Obiliq have not sent their children to school for several days, because they fell prey to a fake news in the Serbian media, allegedly that some people with a minibus…
Bulgaria Joins UNDP Fund-Raising Campaign for Turkiye’s Quake-Hit Heritage
Acting through their foreign ministries, the governments of Bulgaria, Greece and Romania have joined a global fund-raising campaign organized by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) for the restoration of Turkiye’s cultural heritage that has been damaged or destroyed by…
Vlora declared European city of sport 2024
Vlora will be one of the 13 European cities of sport for 2024. Mayor of Vlora Ermal Dredha gave the news today appreciating that this is a great honor for Vlora, but also a great responsibility. “Vlora submitted its candidacy…
PM Ciolacu: Romania has all that it takes to become an investment hub for large American projects
Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu on Friday appreciated that his recent visit to the United States of America was ‘extremely important,’ in the context in which all the prerequisites were set during it for Romania to become ‘a hub of investments…
E-vehicle charging stations in Greece expected to reach 100,000 by 2030
There are currently 2,120 e-vehicle charging stations in Greece with 4,890 charging points, said Hellenic Institute of Electric Vehicles (ELINHO) President Giorgos Ageridis on Tuesday. Speaking at an event titled ‘Energy storage & charging infrastructures for e-mobility’, Ageridis added that…
Record number of cruise passengers, Mediterranean cities introducing restrictions
This year the number of cruise ship passengers has doubled from the pre-pandemic 2019, so companies are asking port cities like Dubrovnik and Venice to allow them more entries, the Cruise Lines International Association’s director for Europe, Marie-Caroline Laurent, said on Friday….
Government debt amounts to 60.18 percent of GDP at the end of September
According to the Ministry of Finance, the total government debt, excluding deposits, amounted to €3.98 billion or 60.18 percent of the gross domestic product at the end of September. “Including deposits, the total government debt amounted to €3.75 billion or…
The construction of a bridge over the Tara River between BiH and Montenegro to begin in 2024
The Minister of Communications and Transport of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Edin Forto, announced today in Sarajevo that Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro will start construction of an interstate bridge over the Tara River in Šćepan polje in 2024. After the…
Greek inflation rate slowed to 3.0% in November
Greek inflation slowed further to 3.0% in November from 3.4% in October and 8.5% in November last year, Hellenic Statistical Authority said on Friday. This development reflected mostly a decline in natural gas prices (-53.2%) and in fuel-lubricants, while price…
