Three Greek citizens, who for the last few days were volunteering in the earthquake-affected town of Armutlu in southeastern Turkey, were apprehended by the Turkish Anti-Terrorism Service.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Sunday participated in a discussion held during the 14th "Career Days" event organised by the Public Employment Service (DYPA) at the Helexpo conference centre in Maroussi, Athens. The prime minister spoke with representatives of the companies Poseidon Marine Supplies, Vasia Hotels & Resorts and THRAKON-YTONG who have hired staff with DYPA's help, and with three employees placed in this way. Participants in the panel discussion stressed the importance of "Career Days" and DYPA's active intermediary role in linking up companies and employees
"With the new Rafale fighter jets and the upgrading of the F-16s, as well as the squadron of F-35s later on, the Greek skies are being shielded as never before," Mitsotakis said.
Information technology company Forte Co. and the Tokyo University of Electrical and Electronic Engineering want to power a turbine using energy from a liquid that is first cooled by accumulated snow and then evaporated by the heat of the surrounding air.
The first phase will be a pilot project
Erdoğan then accused Greece of “barbaric treatment of refugees” and described the camps on the Eastern Aegean islands as “concentration camps”.
