Industry, Greek

Clear land uses are a prerequisite for strengthening Greek industry


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Despite significant steps in spatial reform, the new P.D. land uses, forest maps etc., spatial and urban planning has scope to further accelerate productive investments and’ expansion to contribute significantly to the achievement of the national goal of increasing the share of industry in 12% of GDP.
This was highlighted at yesterday's joint meeting of the Industry Associations Forum and the BSE Spatial Planning Committee, held at the offices of the BSE. The general secretary of Spatial Planning participated in the meeting & of Urban Environment of the Ministry of Peace Irini Klabatsea.

Source: www.kathimerini.gr


Decision, New, Statistics, Year

PROTAGON.GR: Don't shoot down your new year's resolutions

This is a truly misunderstood species. Every year such days are unleashed against them: that it is foreign fashion. They don't make sense. They are not implemented. They lead to failure and hence disappointment. Admittedly, New Year's resolutions have a very low success rate. Happy New Year, by force Click here Taken under the emotional stress of the New Year and stomach discomfort after a period of overeating.

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Statistics only give 10% chances of being implemented. But it is not a negligible percentage. Imagine your life getting better 10% the time – especially in a country where….

Crisis, Fashion, Face, Homemade

Eleni Psychoulis: "The crisis was good for the home table"

Eleni Psychouli studied French philology, directing and classical piano, worked for 16 years as an assistant to the sculptor Takis, as a translator but also as responsible for the gastronomy columns of several publications. In recent years we have also met her through the small screen. She notes that cooking entered her life later, trying to replicate the tastes of her Politissa grandmother. He loves traveling, the music, the flavors of each region and is not afraid to say that it has its own "guilty pleasures" away from gourmet dishes.
With her, we talked about Greek flavors and their place on the world stage, for music and culinary memories but also for the children, as she experienced them through her role in Junior Master Chef.
Cooking came later in her life

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Eleni Psychouli studied French philology, directing and classical piano, worked for 16 years as an assistant to the sculptor Takis, as…

Month, civilization

Axileas Arslanoglou: December Month, Happy Birthday.

MY BEST HOLIDAY WISHES – THE MOST HOPEFUL MONTH OF THE YEAR
December is the twelfth and last month of the year in the Gregorian Calendar and is one of the 7 months in duration 31 days.
The name December came from the Latin decem meaning ten, since December was the 10th month according to the Roman calendar (time for the Romans began in March).
December is the month with the fewest daylight hours in the northhemisphere and most daylight hours in the southern hemisphere and always begins on the same day of the week as September.
In ancient Athens December was equivalent to the second fortnight of the month of Maimacterion and the first fortnight of the month of Poseidon, which was dedicated to the god Poseidon.
The Romans had two important festivals in December : the "Saturnalia" (celebration of joy and relaxation where apart from the established sacrifices, the exchange of gifts and games of chance were dominant) and Vrumalia (winter solstice celebration that honored the light deity Helios). Pigs were sacrificed on both festivals, which they then consumed
In our people's calendar, December is considered particularly "festive" because of its many religious holidays, but above all it is inextricably linked with the celebration of Christmas on 25 of the month.
civilization

Axileas Arslanoglou: December Month, Happy Birthday.

MY BEST HOLIDAY WISHES – THE MOST HOPEFUL MONTH OF THE YEAR
December is the twelfth and last month of the year in the Gregorian Calendar and is one of the 7 months in duration 31 days.
The name December came from the Latin decem meaning ten, since December was the 10th month according to the Roman calendar (time for the Romans began in March).
December is the month with the fewest daylight hours in the northhemisphere and most daylight hours in the southern hemisphere and always begins on the same day of the week as September.
In ancient Athens December was equivalent to the second fortnight of the month of Maimacterion and the first fortnight of the month of Poseidon, which was dedicated to the god Poseidon.
The Romans had two important festivals in December : the "Saturnalia" (celebration of joy and relaxation where apart from the established sacrifices, the exchange of gifts and games of chance were dominant) and Vrumalia (winter solstice celebration that honored the light deity Helios). Pigs were sacrificed on both festivals, which they then consumed
In our people's calendar, December is considered particularly "festive" because of its many religious holidays, but above all it is inextricably linked with the celebration of Christmas on 25 of the month.

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