The Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) and EY Greece organized an informative event regarding financing opportunities for Greek businesses through European indirect and direct programs. the European financial opportunities for 2024 were presented in detail, as well as the best practices that Greek businesses can adopt.
More specifically, the European financial opportunities for 2024 were presented in detail, as well as the best practices that Greek businesses can adopt.
The president of the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Sofia Kounenaki Efraimoglou, opened the event noting that “Greek businesses have struggled for many years to survive. Today, the economy is back on track. The country has regained investment grade. It has created a more stable and fertile investment environment. Now is the time for Greek businesses to take a step forward. And in this effort, we must make timely, correct and effective use of every available tool.”
The permanent representative of Greece to the European Union, Ambassador Ioannis Vrailas, during his greeting, stated that “Greece, like all European countries, faces a double challenge: strengthening the competitiveness of its economy and enhancing its greater participation in the European and global value chains. Therefore, it is of great importance that Greek companies take advantage of European financial funds and programs. The recent success of three Greek programs shows us the path we must follow, but also the possibilities we have to upgrade our position and achieve our goals.”
