Greece submits Medium-Term Draft Budgetary Plan to European Commission

Greece submits Medium-Term Draft Budgetary Plan to European Commission

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Greece submitted its Medium-Term Draft Budgetary Plan (DBP) for 2025-2028 to the European Commission on Tuesday, within deadline, the National Economy & Finance Ministry said, CE Report quotes Athens-Macedonian

The ministry said that the plan confirms the fiscal numbers for 2024 and 2025, as reflected in the draft budget for 2025 submitted in Parliament on October 7. This assures the international community as well that the target of maintaining primary expenditures within the margins set out in the DBP for 2025-2028 is feasible.

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