The measures and interventions that will be announced by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the Thessaloniki International Fair are “locked in”.

In particular, in the prime minister’s speech from his platform Velidei Conference Center in Thessaloniki a total of 36 meters will be included.

With the Greek Government’s negotiations with the Commission to secure additional fiscal space ongoing, it is considered a matter of hours before the European Commission gives the green light to increase next year’s spending by an additional 500 million euros. Under these circumstances, it was decided in this budgetary margin to give small things but to many social and professional groups.

His support YOU is a priority for the prime minister with doctors expected to particularly benefit as on-call pay will increase, increasing their annual income in a bid to attract NHS doctors.

At the same time, a separate increase is being considered for those in uniform while it has been announced that the return of the Excise Tax to farmers will be permanent, however the government will give additional income to farmers and with his speech the prime minister will reveal in what way he will support them.

As far as doctors are concerned, the Prime Minister announced it today with a post, in which he welcomes the signing of the MLA which raises the allowance for barren areas.

At the same time, an announcement is expected for an increase in some allowances, such as the child allowance which will go from 70 euros for each child to 110 euros in an attempt to address the demographic issue.

Housing benefit will also increase for vulnerable families who receive it, while the Minimum Guaranteed Income is also expected to increase. At the same time, those with three children will be assimilated to those with many children.

Double intervention for Airbnb: The measures that Mitsotakis will announce at the TIF

The prime minister is expected to announce a double intervention for short-term leases at the TIF Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

According to his information the government is preparing to put the brakes on the Airbnb in saturated neighborhoods of Athens, taking two measures:

1)The ban on issuing new permitswithout affecting existing short-term rentals or placing calendar restrictions.

2) In parallel it will be given three-year exemption from rental income tax collected by owners who will make available for long-term rentals properties that are rented through Airbnb or remain closed. Especially for closed apartments, an increase in subsidies is foreseen through the renovate-rent program.