Greek PM Meets Microsoft Execs

Greek PM Meets Microsoft Execs

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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met on Tuesday with Microsoft Executive Vice President Judson Althoff and other senior company officials at the Maximos Mansion. They reviewed Microsoft’s ongoing investments in Greece, including the construction of three data centers in Attica and a program to train 100,000 citizens in digital skills. Both sides emphasized their strong cooperation and explored opportunities to further expand it, CE Report quotes Athens-Macedonia

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