Greece is working on a package of measures that will make an it ideal destination for digital nomads. The latest plan, undertaken by the Ministry of Tourism, includes: Improving broadband infrastructure, especially in relation to the provision of high-speed internet services. Cooperation and exchange of infrastructure know-how and best practices with other cities abroad which [...]
15th Capital Link International Shipping Forum “Sailing into Recovery” March 2 & 3, 2021 Digital Event Capital Link's 15th Annual International Shipping Forum will take place on Tuesday & Wednesday, March 2 & 3, 2021 as a digital event. The Forum is held in partnership with Citi and in cooperation with NYSE and Nasdaq. Over [...]
by Symela Touchtidou @stouchtidou The case is known in Europe as the “Chicken of Tomorrow” case. Back in the early 2010’s, supermarkets, poultry farmers, and broiler meat processors in the Netherlands have made "arrangements amongst each other regarding the selling of chicken meat produced under enhanced animal welfare-friendly conditions". Their initiative was called ‘Chicken of [...]
Of Greek-Turkish exploratory talks, the “5+1”Cyprus talks, the March 25/26 Summit – and well-wishers by Antonis D. Papagiannidis All who follow the not-so-discreet pas-de-deux of the EU with Turkey have already realised that work on the promised roadmap “for enhancing relations”, aka “positive agenda”, is progressing at a fast pace. Far faster, in fact, than [...]
Greece has already signed a “green passport” deal with Israel. The deal allows all Israelis that have received a COVID-19 vaccine to freely travel to Greece. Now, the Greek Ministry of Tourism is in talks with 10 more countries to reach similar deals. These countries are: the United Kingdom the United States Canada Australia Serbia [...]
Yannis Stournaras, Governor of Bank of Greece, argues that the pandemic shock has incurred significant costs but has also had benefits for the Greek economy. At the EU level, he argues the Recovery and Resilience Facility is the first, albeit small, step towards a more federal fiscal policy in Europe and asks for further initiatives [...]
It is the next step in Greece’s path to become a tax -friendly state for the rich of the world. The government voted a new law that will allow the operation of Family Offices in Greece. What do Family Offices do? Family offices are private wealth management advisory firms that serve high-net-worth investors. They are [...]
Reforming the labor market in Greece was top priority of all three Economic Adjustment Programs the country had to endure to exit its debt crisis (2010-2018). The emphasis on the labor market was dictated by the fact that the Greek labour market traditionally suffered from low productivity low participation rate high unemployment high tax wedge [...]
SEV Hellenic Federation of Enterprises and Endeavor Greece aspire to create a global community of Greeks who create and fund innovative ventures. The goal is to form an open to all knowledge and networking community, where world-renowned Greek entrepreneurs, investors and high-level executives share knowledge, connections and resources with rapidly growing Greek start-ups. Greek [...]
The impact of the local Greek diaspora on Marrickville’s cultural fabric, in the Inner West of Sydney, has been formally recognised: The stretch of Marrickville Road between Livingstone and Victoria roads has been declared “Little Greece” by the Inner West Council. The precinct’s new moniker was confirmed last week at a council meeting and will [...]
