The Greek Ministry of Development has announced the approval of 271 investment projects across the country, totaling €858 million in investment funds and expected to create 4,420 new jobs.
These projects are part of the 2022 Development Law and cover key sectors such as tourism and manufacturing.
According to the Ministry's statement, approved projects include two rounds focused on tourism (162 projects) and one on manufacturing (109 projects). Businesses involved will benefit from €224 million in grants and €178 million in tax exemptions.
The Ministry noted a targeted focus on regions requiring additional support, particularly Thessaly, which was impacted by recent natural disasters, as well as Eastern Macedonia and Thrace. Tourism investments are also heavily concentrated in Crete and the South Aegean, regions with high demand for such initiatives. In Evros Prefecture, all submitted investment plans have received approval.
To ensure project success, all approved investments will have guaranteed access to loan financing through the DELFI fund of the Hellenic Development Bank. This initiative is part of Greece's broader effort to promote sustainable, balanced development nationwide, with a focus on border regions and other high-priority areas.
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