Greece invests €120 million in European technology initiative
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Greece will invest 120 million euros in a new European initiative. The aim of the initiative is to create technology champions, that is, large European companies in the technology sector that can compete in the global market.
The initiative is based on a new alliance of public and private bodies. In other words, state organisations and private enterprises are cooperating to finance innovative projects and new companies.
Greece's participation shows that the country wants to strengthen its position in the European technology market. Investments in technology are considered important, because they are linked to innovation and the development of the economy.
More details about the projects that will be funded and the way the funds will be allocated are expected in the coming weeks.
Sources: ΤΑ ΝΕΑ
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