“Rebrain Greece”: A new opportunity for the return of Greek scientists from abroad
The online platform for the “Rebrain Greece” initiative, which aims to attract Greek scientists working abroad, has officially launched. This action focuses on the upcoming meeting to be held in Munich, offering a bridge of communication between Greeks abroad and the domestic labor market.
Twenty-eight major business groups in the country are already participating in this specific initiative. These companies are looking for highly qualified personnel, offering jobs in sectors that are showing growth in Greece, such as technology, energy, and construction.
The goal of the program is twofold: on one hand, businesses meet their needs for experienced executives, and on the other, Greeks who left during the economic crisis have the opportunity to return to their country with decent working conditions and competitive salaries.
Interested parties can visit the official website of the initiative to submit their application and find out about available positions. The process is simple and designed to facilitate the connection between candidates and employers ahead of the event in Munich.
The “Rebrain Greece” initiative represents a significant step toward addressing the “brain drain” phenomenon, i.e., the loss of scientific talent to other countries. Through the cooperation of the state and the private sector, Greece is trying to create a more attractive environment for young professionals.