Takis Theodorikakos: Regional development is the "key" for the Greece of 2030
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The Minister of Development, Takis Theodorikakos, recently spoke at the Hellenic-American Union, presenting his vision for the country's economic trajectory. At the center of his speech was the need for a new design that will lead Greece to a strong position by 2030.
According to the Minister, strengthening productivity is the absolute priority for the government. Mr. Theodorikakos emphasized that economic progress should not be limited only to large urban centers, but should extend to the entire Greek periphery, utilizing the potential of every region.
Regional development is considered by the Ministry as the fundamental prerequisite for creating new jobs and reducing inequalities. The goal is to strengthen local production and support businesses operating outside of Athens, so that the Greek economy becomes more competitive on an international level.
During his speech, the Minister underlined that attracting investments and supporting innovation are necessary steps for achieving these goals. The government intends to continue reforms that will facilitate entrepreneurship and strengthen the extroversion of Greek products.
In closing, Mr. Theodorikakos pointed out that the path toward 2030 requires cooperation between the state, businesses, and local communities. This strategy aims for sustainable development that will offer better prospects for all citizens of the country.
Sources: Οικονομικός Ταχυδρόμος
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