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In its 2026 European Semester assessment, the European Commission concluded that Greece no longer faces macroeconomic imbalances, marking its exit from the monitoring framework for the first time since the sovereign debt crisis. More specifically, the European Commission notes in its assessment that vulnerabilities related to public and external debt have declined significantly in recent years. It highlights that sustained economic growth, fiscal surpluses, stronger bank balance sheets, and the implementation of reforms have played a decisive role in reducing the risks that had characterized the Greek economy for many years.

At the same time, the OECD forecasts continued strong growth, with GDP expected to increase by 1.9% in 2026 and 2.0% in 2027. Investments are set to be boosted by Recovery and Resilience Facility funds, while employment growth and tax reductions are expected to support household consumption. These developments reflect the progress achieved in recent years through sustained growth, fiscal stability, reforms, and a stronger financial sector.

The Greek Ministry of National Economy and Finance described the development as a landmark achievement, underscoring its strong symbolic value and its tangible significance for the country's economic progress.

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BrainReGain Annual Conference 2026.
One of the most meaningful moments of this year's Conference was the participation of Maira Myrogianni, Secretary General for Greeks Abroad and Public Diplomacy, in the panel: BrainReconnect – Diaspora: The Power of Connectio.

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The Secretary General for Greeks Abroad and Public Diplomacy at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ms. Maira Myrogianni, visited Alexandroupoli on 5–6 June, where she participated in the 1st International Meeting of UNESCO Chairs, entitled “Academic Diplomacy and Its Contribution to Achieving the 2020–2030 Sustainable Development Agenda Goals.” The event was co-organized by the Secretariat General for Greeks Abroad and Public Diplomacy, the Hellenic National Commission for UNESCO, the Democritus University of Thrace, and the University's UNESCO Chair on Conservation and Ecotourism of Riparian and Deltaic Ecosystems.

As part of the event, Ms. Myrogianni delivered the keynote address at the event marking World Environment Day, where she highlighted the importance of academic and scientific diplomacy in addressing complex global challenges, including those related to environmental protection. She also referred to the role of the Secretariat in coordinating the activities of the relevant departments of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Greece’s Permanent Delegation to UNESCO, as well as its close cooperation with the Hellenic National Commission for UNESCO.

In addition, the Secretary General visited Didymoteicho, where she attended the signing of a Memorandum of Cooperation between the Municipality of Didymoteicho and the UNESCO Chair on “Digital Culture, Smart Cities and Advanced Digital Technologies” of the University of Piraeus. Ms. Myrogianni congratulated the Mayor of Didymoteicho, Mr. Romylos Chatzigiannoglou, and the holder of the UNESCO Chair at the University of Piraeus, Professor Dimitrios Vergados, on this initiative. She noted that the Secretariat General supports the decentralization of Public Diplomacy initiatives that enhance extroversion, foster broad partnerships, and strengthen networking among institutions, as they create new opportunities and prospects while contributing to sustainable development with multiplier effects.