Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Wednesday said Athens was looking at allocating 1.76 billion euros ($2 billion) in 2026, along with tax relief measures, to tackle demographic issues.Greece has one of the European Union's lowest birthrates, calculated by births per 1,000 inhabitants, standing at 7.3 above only Spain with 6.9 and Italy in last place with 6.7.Mitsotakis, speaking at a symposium organised by the rightwing daily Eleftheros Typos, stressed the importance of protecting families and highlighted the government's tax reforms benefitting families with children.