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Thessaloniki package at €2 billion
GR🏛️ PoliticsCenter11 hr. ago

Thessaloniki package at €2 billion

The Greek government is considering increasing the budget for the Thessaloniki International Fair from approximately €1.3 billion to potentially €2 billion, amid political considerations ahead of upcoming elections. This move is constrained by EU-imposed limits on expense increases, though there are discussions about using an 'escape clause' for energy-related spending, which could unlock additional funds. Additionally, the extent to which revenues from combating tax evasion will be classified as permanent is another key factor influencing the final allocation.

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Thessaloniki package at €2 billion

The Greek government is considering increasing the budget for the Thessaloniki International Fair from approximately €1.3 billion to potentially €2 billion, amid political considerations ahead of upcoming elections. This move is constrained by EU-imposed limits on expense increases, though there are discussions about using an 'escape clause' for energy-related spending, which could unlock additional funds. Additionally, the extent to which revenues from combating tax evasion will be classified as permanent is another key factor influencing the final allocation.

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