New Law to Boost Regional Growth

New Law to Boost Regional Growth

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A new development law will soon be submitted to the Greek Parliament, aiming to reduce regional and social inequalities and tackle the country's demographic crisis, Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos announced at the 13th Regional Growth Conference in Patras on Tuesday, CE Report quotes Athens-Macedonian

He stated that €1 billion will be allocated over the next 2.5 years, primarily to industry, manufacturing, and major investments. Companies in Western Greece are expected to benefit, with €10 million already being invested in upgrading the Patras industrial zone.

Theodorikakos emphasized a special focus on border regions such as Epirus, Macedonia, Evros, and the northern Aegean islands, aiming to attract investments and prevent youth migration. Supporting these areas, he noted, is essential for both national security and economic sustainability.

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