Investment in Greece remains among the lowest in the EU, amounting to just 16% of GDP compared with the EU average of 21.2%.

With political stability, strong growth prospects, and thriving sectors from energy to pharma and defense, Greece is once again drawing the attention of international funds seeking high returns and long-term opportunities

Speaking in Sydney, Deputy Foreign Minister Giannis Loverdos highlighted Greece’s strong economy, investor-friendly climate, and enduring ties with the Greek diaspora

Greece’s draft 2026 budget banks on doubling investments to drive growth, but EU funding deadlines, a cooling property market, and stubborn inflation pose serious risks

A surge in hotel foreclosures across Greece’s islands threatens small tourism businesses, despite booming visitor numbers and record-breaking travel in 2024.

The fund will focus on a number of sectors, such as technology, telecommunications, transport, logistics, shipping, healthcare, tourism and others, both in Greece and internationally.

Once completed, the Fyli business park will serve as a national transport hub, creating jobs and revenues for Western Attica.

The international organization calculates an average of 6.7 billion USD in Greece over the 2021-2023 period, up from 4.15 billion USD in 2017-2019

Funding has been secured for a number of wider Athens upgrade projects at the National Garden, Syntagma Square, and Plato’s Academy Park

Hotelier families from Rhodes and Crete are expanding their businesses, key players in the development of Greek tourism and hotel chains.

The reports claim that the Tempi rail disaster in late February 2023 and the continuing fall-out from the deadly train collision – which claimed 57 lives – along with slumping revenues are the reasons for the purported de-investment

Masoutis SA will be constructing a Grand Masoutis and two nine-storey apartment buildings in Athens valued at 30 million euros.

With private investors leading the way, more than 250,000 square meters of new logistics buildings are estimated to be delivered by 2024

Greece is ready to redevelop the former royal estate at Tatoi near Athens into a mixed-use culture and tourism hub.