Ziaullah Khan
European Union Greece announces a bonus of 2,000 euros to parents on childbirth to increase population. The announcement by the Greek government was due to a population decline, where it is estimated that by 2050, 36% of the population of Greece will be over 65 years old.
In Greece, the birth rate of children per thousand was 8.5 percent in 2016, while the mortality rate for a thousand people was 11.2 percent. The Greek government has begun encouraging the people to increase the population, and a married couple will be given a bonus of 2,000 euros per child.
The Greek government has also allocated a large sum of money for this campaign, while the offer is for Europeans living in the country as well as people from other countries.
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Will you help Greece in this campaign ?
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Yes
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No
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I hope this helps them.
I hope this works out for Greece.
Yeah , this offer is for all EU countries
That was the case about 10 years ago here in Spain. They also gave 2000 for the birth of a child. She had a good birth rate.
Good to know , I think the idea has been taken from Spain
I can understand the government’s concern. If the majority of people are the elderly, the nation will be adversely affected in terms of development in all aspects.
Yes i agree with you …………
This makes no sense to me at all. We live in an over populated world.
But this does really matter to Greece