The exarch’s sardam, “burning” names in New Democracy, the tax paper, a new data operator, chaos in construction, the pensions of the Navy – Economic Postman –

All the good business people were yesterday in “Hellenic World” for the rebranding of Intrakat… sorry, AKTOR now.

It is not difficult, since Alexandros Exarchou has picked up the thread again and is unraveling it on a new basis and new collaborations.

After all, within ten months he essentially resurrected a group that carried the heavy legacy of Greece’s crisis.

And his emotion was reasonable when he mentioned the achievements:

Increase in productivity by 48% in order to put the Thessaloniki Metro into operation, by 178% in the Patras – Pyrgos project and by 168% in the Romanian projects.

It’s no coincidence…

It is no coincidence that all the group’s friends and associates were at the event.

The CEO of AGET Heraklis, Dimitris Hanis, was also present, as were Yiannis Bratakos, candidate for president of EBEA, and Sofia Kounenaki Efraimoglou. Panos Kyriakopoulos of Motor Oil was present, while the managing director of Attica Bank, Mrs. Eleni Vrettou, was also present. Makes sense…

However, the presence of Dimitris Kopelouzos caused a sensation. I won’t lie… everyone thought about Mr. Kopelouzo’s moves, then and there the recent deal he made with PPCin which he not only took a percentage, but also provided RES projects.

The sardam…

For the plans of AKTOR Participations (now) you will read in detail the relevant report in OT.

But the sardam made by Mr. Exarchou also shows, I think, that he will not take… “absence” from the concessions.

Because instead of saying “AKTOR Entries”… he said AKTOR Concessions…

Of course, Mr. Alexandros Exarchou apologized to Panos Kyriakopoulos, as Motor Oil is a shareholder in Ellaktor…

“I say sorry because AKTOR Participations will be active in the concessions”, he characteristically said.

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The issue of PtD is gradually “rising”.

The nomenclature for the next President of the Republic is giving and taking, although we still have a long way to go.

And as the “old” colleagues say, political time has nothing to do with real time. It’s all… relative!

So, I won’t go into the name reproduction. You will hear and read them both the real candidates and those who will… beautifully “burn”.

“Aliceverisi…”

But what I will reveal to you are the processes that take place in the background of the names.

Because as I learn there are two camps in the government faction, with many “crowns” about various issues of some MPs related to the PtD issue.

And I explain… the first “group” wants a person with no party identity in order to pass with the highest possible acceptance. Not that it matters anymore after the constitutional review, but it will be a message here and there about government stability.

The second “group”, however, wants a face purely from the conservative area. She also makes the biggest “fuss” in the party, putting “triplepods” on Maximos’s staff.

If your mind goes somewhere… it’s right. And as I learn, the “messengers” have also got to work and are carrying messages.

You get something… you give something…

We will have a two-month period with a lot of turmoil in the right wing of the Parliament…

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Lower taxes

Of course, in the above… environment, many forget that the government (and every government) has the policy “paper” that can act as a catalyst for many developments.

It is no coincidence that the prime minister chose the inauguration of the new AADE building to confirm that significant tax cuts are coming. “Unforgettable” paper…

Under the condition of course of cracking down on tax evasion, but this seems guaranteed with the presence of G. Pitsilis, who has proven to be excellent in battle.

Not only checks though…

However, talking to market players about the new AADE buildingwhere it should be noted that the employees will also enjoy paintings given to them by the Academy of Fine Arts, everyone is now talking about… electronic bureaucracy.

As for the complex and largely conflicting legislation. They are not wrong, despite the fact that it is not only a Greek problem…

To be fair, of course… And the head of JP Morgan, our well-known Jamie Dimon, blasted the American authorities for polynomialism in the banking industry.

He even stated that he will open a legal front to face her…

Are you saying we have examples here too? Will we see any business-government “war” coming to the surface?

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Another paper…

However, it is possible to see the changes – incentives for the opening of the closed apartments – filed today.

I remind you that the prime minister had announced from the TIF platform a three-year tax exemption for those who decide to open up and put their closed apartments on the market for rent.

POMIDA is even fighting to this day to expand the scope of the beneficiaries. Difficult, but nothing is out of the question.

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A new operator is coming…

There is a ray of optimism… on the digital bureaucracy front as the Minister of Digital Governance, Mr. Papastergiou, announced a horizontal body that will work with all ministries for the effective use of data.

Let’s see how some services that are left in the “paper” era come to an agreement.

Since he will see this issue and since we are talking about the electronic age, let Mr. Papastergiou take a look at the image displayed by the Enterprise Greece site…

Let him give some advice at least, because it is the gateway to Greece for prospective investors.

A page not at all updated, with an outdated design, just like the website of the Panhellenic Association of Exporters.

We make them well, but a more active management is also needed…

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Things are getting serious…

We may be enjoying our country’s good weather until November (in two days), but from what I can see the drought has gotten very serious.

And maybe they are now in the zone of… concern (sic).

It is interesting how the decision of the Minister of Energy, Mr. Skylakakis, to assign to EYDAP the study for the construction of a project to strengthen the Evinos – Mornos water supply system from the basins of the Eastern Acheloos will develop.

Also, EYDAP was assigned a project study for the installation of brackish water desalination units, something that until now was only seen on the islands.

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Chaos…two speeds

I have spoken to you about the situation prevailing in the building. Chaos… no one knows what is legal and what is not.

And of course I’m referring to disputed articles of the New Building Regulationwhich are considered certain to be ruled unconstitutional by the Council of State.

The point is that until a decision is made everything is up in the air. Even the efforts being made to speed it up, since the Plenary meeting on October 11, is not expected before December.

And you know what happens now?

There are some municipalities, such as that of Kifissia, that have stopped construction.

But, elsewhere the constructions are running, apparently to create completed works.

I see judicial…congestion

The question now is whether the houses that are being built will be legal? Will they have a layout that will need to be changed?

And who will be responsible for them? The manufacturers or buyers who seem to be running around the courts for the rest of their lives.

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The pension actuaries…

Sailors are pinning their hopes on the actuarial study to see, if at all, any increase in unemployment benefits.

During the PNO discussion with the Minister of Shipping, Christos Stylianidis, after which the seafarers’ strike ended, possible changes to the conditions for a seafarer’s inclusion in the unemployment allowance, the amount of the allowance, and the terms of its collection were discussed in detail .

As the Minister committed, first there will be an actuarial study, the results of which will be the basis for any modifications to the allowance.

In addition to the amendments, the PNO requested the increase of its allowance from 350 euros, to the level that is granted for the unemployment allowance on land.

In any case, the actuaries have their say…