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Through the Years → Queen Máxima of the Netherlands (1,828/∞) 5 June 2026 | The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is holding its 35th annual meeting in Riga. Queen Máxima talks about how the topic of financial health can be incorporated into the bank's objectives. Beforehand, she meets President Edgars Rinkēvičs of Latvia. (Photo by EBRD/Chancery of the President of Latvia/Alexander Welscher/picture alliance via Getty Images/Koninklijkhuis)
The government is mulling a list of measures proposed by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to tackle overtourism on the popular island of Santorini, Kathimerini understands.
The proposed measures include authorities cutting tickets during peak months for access to the resort of Oia, which draws thousands for its famed sunset views, as well as restrictions on disembarkations from cruise ships and limits on the duration of Airbnb rentals.
Other proposals include an overhaul of town planning regulations to protect the natural environmental and the upgrading of the island’s waste management system including a scheme to ban single-use plastics.
Government officials have already discussed the measures and Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is expected to present a set of final proposals by summer.
An explosion in foreign visitors in recent years has made Santorini the only Greek destination to be referred to as an example of so-called hypertourism that has also affected European cities such as Barcelona, Venice and Amsterdam.
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“The loan will help state-owned Ukrhydroenergo purchase stockpiles of critical supplies and replacements for equipment damaged by Russian attacks, as well as to refurbish and modernize old equipment.” ~ @kyivindependent_official 🇺🇦💶💙💛🇪🇺🇺🇦
#Repost @kyivindependent_official with @use.repost_ . . . Ukraine’s largest hydropower company received a new financial boost via a 75 million euro ($88 million) loan agreement from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) on Jan. 8, amid relentless Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.
The loan will help state-owned Ukrhydroenergo purchase stockpiles of critical supplies and replacements for equipment damaged by Russian attacks, as well as to refurbish and modernize old equipment.
The loan is part of a larger 120 million euro ($140 million) recovery project that includes 20 million euros ($23 million) in investment grants from international donors and Ukrhydroenergo’s own money.
The project also covers training programs for engineering staff for professional development, as well as improving environmental practices and a gender action plan.
“The project will enhance the reliability of hydropower plants and, accordingly, the stability of Ukraine’s power system,” said Valentyn Gvozdiy, head of Ukrhydroenergo’s supervisory board, in a statement.
“It is an important confirmation of international partners’ confidence in Ukrhydroenergo and the quality of the company’s corporate governance.”
Read the full story at the link in bio.
Photo: Ukrhydroenergo.
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