The Ministry of Development supports Greece's pharmaceutical industry
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The Minister of Development, Theodorikakos, stated that the ministry is actively supporting the pharmaceutical industry in the country. According to his statements, the support is provided through various funding tools.
One of the key tools is the development law. The development law provides incentives and financial assistance to businesses that want to make new investments, for example to purchase equipment or expand their facilities. In this way, the state also supports companies operating in the pharmaceutical sector.
The pharmaceutical industry plays a significant role in the Greek economy. Companies in the sector produce medicines, collaborate with research centres, and create jobs in various regions of the country.
The data provided by the minister show that the government considers this sector a priority for the development of the economy. Details about the amounts and the programmes to be funded were not available in the original report, so the ministry's upcoming announcements should be followed.
Sources: Μακεδονικό Πρακτορείο Ειδήσεων
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