AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCultural Diplomacy: Greece and Bulgaria signed a protocol for the reciprocal handover of cultural items in Thessaloniki, with 48 Greek artefacts set to return from Bulgaria and Greece handing over the remains identified as medieval Tsar Samuel; the ceremony was attended by PMs Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Rumen Radev, and the remains arrived in Sofia for a state welcome. Heritage in Focus: Bulgaria’s museum says the church artefacts sent to Greece remain on the National History Museum’s inventory as “loans” for display, clarifying they were not transferred into Greek ownership. Sports & National Pride: Jürgen Klopp again clashed with German media after Nations League questions, while Germany confirmed Alexander Pavlović and Jonas Urbig for the Greece match in Thessaloniki. Economy & Food Security: Rice production in northern Greece is forecast to drop sharply this year as costs, weak prices, and duty-free EU imports squeeze farmers. Markets: A new analysis highlights foreign investors’ growing interest in Greek property, citing about 6.25% gross yields versus lower government bond returns. Weather/Travel Safety: Severe storms hit Crete, with evacuations reported, and a tourist killed by lightning was also reported amid the bad conditions.
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