Harry Theoharis: Credibility is Greece's new advantage for investments
The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Harry Theoharis, recently participated in the 30th Annual Economist Conference, a significant event for the economy and politics. During his speech, Mr. Theoharis referred to Greece's efforts to strengthen its presence in the international market. The government's primary goal is the promotion of economic diplomacy and the attraction of new investments to the country.
According to the Deputy Minister, Greece's greatest advantage today is its credibility. After a long period of economic challenges, the country has managed to regain the trust of international organizations and foreign investors. This stability is considered essential for the growth of the Greek economy and the creation of new jobs.
Another central theme of his speech was the "extroversion" of the Greek economy. Mr. Theoharis explained that Greece is not only focusing on the domestic market but is actively trying to develop trade relations with other countries. Economic diplomacy helps Greek businesses export their products and become more competitive on a global level.
Closing his remarks, the Deputy Minister emphasized that the country's course remains positive. Participation in international conferences, such as that of the Economist, gives Greece the opportunity to showcase its progress and discuss the future of Europe. Strengthening credibility and cooperation with foreign partners remain the key priorities for the coming years.