Greece participates in a new European initiative to strengthen technology
Greece is officially joining the new European initiative ETCI 2.0, which aims to strengthen technology companies across Europe. This is a significant move that seeks to support innovation and growth during a critical period for the European economy.
Through this program, the European Investment Bank aims to raise $80 billion in capital. These funds will be directed to more than 1,500 high-growth technology companies, providing them with the necessary resources to expand.
Our country's participation in this program is expected to provide new opportunities for Greek startups. With access to these funds, local technology companies will be able to strengthen their research, create new jobs, and become more competitive in the international market.
This initiative is part of a broader European Union strategy for technological independence. The goal is to reduce dependence on foreign markets and strengthen the innovation ecosystem within European borders.
Greece's inclusion in ETCI 2.0 is a positive step for the country's digital transformation. The government and relevant stakeholders are expected to work closely with European institutions to ensure that Greek businesses make the most of the available investment opportunities.