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Greece's Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis presented a year-end review and a 30-point reform plan for 2026, highlighting tax relief, infrastructure upgrades, and digital reforms. The plan includes new tax measures, completion of 66% of 2025 milestones, and projects in healthcare, education, and defense.

Key initiatives involve the expansion of a digital work card system, upgrades to health centers and hospitals, and affordable housing projects. Major infrastructure projects include the E65 highway completion and Thessaloniki Metro extension. The government aims to enhance consumer protection through a new authority and digital tools for price comparisons.