Scientific Committee
Cycladic Identity: An initiative for the protection of the natural and cultural heritage of the cyclades
It is fitting for a museum named after the Cyclades to care for the protection of both the natural and cultural heritage, as well as for the present and future identity of the islands through a new initiative titled Cycladic Identity.
Kerameus launches talks on new minimum wage framework
Labor and Social Security Minister Niki Kerameus on Tuesday initiates a new round of discussions with national social partners to determine the minimum wage.
The consultations will focus on the Scientific Committee's report regarding the integration of the European directive on adequate minimum wages and the process of setting them.
Minimum wage: Dialogue with social partners on the new framework for setting the minimum wage begins
Focusing on the new framework for the minimum wage, a round of contacts with the national social partners will start tomorrow, beginning tomorrow, starting with the GSEE.
Coastal zone bill approved with tweaks
Parliament on Thursday ratified the draft law on the use of public property in coastal areas with the inclusion of some revisions that had been requested by social organizations.
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Turkey sees less than 10,000 new COVID daily cases for 1st time since March 1
Turkey on May 20 saw fewer than 10,000 new COVID-19 daily cases for the first time since March 1, said the country's health minister, marking a key milestone in the country's fight against coronavirus.
Virus vaccine developed by China 91,25% effective, says Turkish health minister
A COVID-19 vaccine developed by China's Sinovac Biotech is 91.25% effective and the rate is likely to increase based on late-stage trial data, Turkish researchers said on Dec. 24, as the country becomes the second trial site to produce results for the Chinese candidate.
Romania might ease COVID-19 restrictions after May 15
President Klaus Iohannis said on Tuesday that after May 15, Romania might move to a stage where COVID-19 restrictions will be eased, provided that the number of new infections and deaths decreases. "It is time to think about what is called a relaxation plan when the conditions are met. There is now a state of emergency decree in force that ends on May 15.
Turkish penal institutions start releasing inmates
The release of thousands of prisoners started early April 15 after a law lowering the time limits on conditional release was approved by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and published on the Official Gazette.
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Medical, flight crews to end coronavirus quarantine at home, says minister
With tests showing no sign of disease, the medical staff and flight crew who airlifted Turkish citizens from China last week will finish out their two-week quarantine with home monitoring, Turkey's health minister said on Feb. 11.
AHI awards anti-smoking campaigner, armed forces at annual dinner
Dr. Panagiotis Behrakis and the Hellenic Armed Forces were the honorees of the American-Hellenic Institute's (AHI) annual Hellenic Heritage Achievement and Public Service Awards Dinner.