Unpaid debts owed by the Greek state are currently totaling €2.6 billion, significantly impacting liquidity within the market. A substantial portion of this sum, €1.235 billion, is owed to hospitals across Greece. Further contributing to the issue are outstanding debts from e-ΕΦΚΑ, the Greek electronic social security agency, and pending tax refunds. These payment delays from the public sector are creating financial strain for businesses and institutions. The accumulation of these debts is hindering economic activity and creating uncertainty for those awaiting reimbursement. Authorities are facing increasing pressure to address the situation and settle the outstanding obligations to restore financial stability. The delayed payments represent a considerable obstacle to sustained economic recovery in Greece.