A significant number of tractors are en route to Athens to participate in a farmers' rally scheduled to take place at Syntagma Square. Farmers have begun their journey from various parts of Greece, primarily with the Cretans being the first to show up, having arrived in Piraeus Port early in the morning. Approximately 200 farmers from Crete reached the mainland by ship to ensure their participation in this vital protest.

Additionally, the initial tractors have begun arriving in Afidnes, where they are scheduled to regroup at noon before proceeding to Syntagma Square around midday. As of 11 am, nine tractors from Fthiotida arrived at their designated meeting spot which is characterized by coordination with traffic police who are assisting in the movement of these tractors to a designated area near the tolls. There are also expectations of tractors arriving from other regions including Evia, indicating a widespread mobilization against current agricultural grievances.

The rally seeks to address pressing issues faced by farmers across Greece, and the organization of this protest highlights the increasing frustration within the agricultural community. As farmers from various regions unite in Athens, they aim to bring attention to their demands and challenges, underscoring the importance of agricultural policies in the country's socio-economic framework. This protest could have significant implications for future dialogues between agricultural representatives and the government, reflecting the urgent need for meaningful reforms in agricultural practices and subsidies.