Investors continue to be suspicious to Greece, they see macroeconomic and political instability and do not recommend the country to enter the markets in the near future.

55.5 percent of men aged between 55 and 64 years in Greece are self-employed or pay the social insurances by themselves. This means that they are running from one job to another to survive and not that they are having their own business, said Liz Mestheneos of the Age Platform Europe NGO. Her presentation on the employment of people over the age of 50 is part of the congress on Entering and Re-entering the Labour Market, which was held at Park Hotel in Athens.