Nikolas Tchatzianastasis, Greece’s Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, addressed concerns about the newly unveiled Thessaloniki Metro logo during an interview. He emphasized that discussions around its aesthetics are subjective but have led to significant public engagement. Tchatzianastasis assured that the metro’s automated system, operational without a driver, boasts rigorous safety measures, referencing the system’s track record across 48 global metros. He also shared plans for optimizing train frequency to handle peak demand, addressing the need for transportation improvements in Athens due to rising vehicle numbers.