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Athens News Agency: News in English, 10-09-21Athens News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next ArticleFrom: The Athens News Agency at <http://www.ana.gr/>CONTENTS
[01] PM: Greece emerging stronger from the crisisNew York (ANA-MPA) -- Greece is on the right track, prime minister George Papandreou said early Tuesday (Greek time) during a visit to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), stressing also that this has been widely acknowledged and "that gives us the strength to carry on with the changes necessary so that we will be not only proud of our country but we will have the Greece and the economy that we deserve"."Here, at the NYSE, we had the opportunity to present the great changes we have made in recent months in Greece. We presented our tough but successful course in reducing the deficit, on the one hand, but also, on the other hand, all the new opportunities arising for investments in our country, for investments in transports, tourism, green development and elsewhere," the Greek premier added. Papandreou also sat at a lunch hosted by NYSE Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Duncan Niederauer, which was attended by Wall Street officials and senior executives of US financial and credit institutions. After the lunch Papandreou, accompanied by Niederauer, signed the NYSE visitors' book while, in reply to press questions, stressed that Greece is emerging stronger from the crisis and noted that there was now a climate of optimism not only for the Greek but also the European economy. More details on the subscriber's page of APE-MPE | Subscription request form [02] Merchant marine fleet upGreek merchant marine fleet grew 0.3 pct in July 2010, compared with the corresponding month last year, after recording an increase of 1.4 pct in the 2009-2008 period, Hellenic Statistical Authority said on Monday.The statistics agency said the merchant marine fleet totaled 2,118 vessels, of a gross tonage of 42,965,160 dwt (up 3.3 pct compared with July 2009). More details on the subscriber's page of APE-MPE | Subscription request form [03] Athens Newspaper HeadlinesThe Tuesday edition of Athens' dailies at a glanceThe truck owners' strike, the outstanding tax cases closure, successive insurance and Prime Minister's George Papandreou's meetings in New York on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly and Millennium Development Goals summit, dominated the headlines on Tuesday in Athens' newspapers. ADESMEFTOS TYPOS: "Parliament reveals politicians' assets". APOGEVMATINI: "Everything changing in universities from new academic year". AVGHI: "State property for sale - Prime Minister preannounced in his speech at Wall Street, the sale of State property equal to the public debt". CHORA: "Main opposition New Democracy (ND) leader Antonis Samaras won points from the comparison with the PM". ELEFTHEROS: "Bonus to ministers, MPs and mayors' pensions". ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "Successive insurance - Who gains, who loses". ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "Who gain, who lose with the new successive social security system". ESTIA: "Bold measures needed". ETHNOS: "Circular on successive insurance - The new system will be applied as of January 2011". IMERISSIA: "Fitch ratings Group warns Greece: Economy is hanging by a thread". KATHIMERINI: "Bureaucracy and delay in VAT rebates hampers investments". LOGOS: "Truck owners' mobilisations' at the razor's edge". NAFTEMPORIKI: "Who will be included in the outstanding tax closure process". NIKI: "End to tenure in public sector". RIZOSPASTIS: "New struggle and power to reverse the antisocial policy". TA NEA: "Chaos on highways and the market". TO VIMA: "Parliament members...'collectors' of real estate". VRADYNI: "Attica in state of siege - Clash between government and truck owners escalates". More details on the subscriber's page of APE-MPE | Subscription request form Athens News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next Article |
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