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Bratakos: Thessaloniki pledges are ‘a step, not a leap’ for Greece’s economy

From Ta Nea · () Greek

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  • EVEEA President Giannis Bratakos welcomed positive measures announced by the prime minister at the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair.
  • He said the package moved in the right direction but did not represent the necessary leap for investment and entrepreneurship.

The measures announced at Greece's 90th Thessaloniki International Fair are “a step, not a leap,” according to Giannis Bratakos, president of the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Bratakos sent the government a clear message about the next phase for the Greek economy and business. He acknowledged the positive interventions in the package, while stressing that they did not go far enough.

In his assessment, the measures point in the right direction but fall short of the necessary “leap” to support investment and entrepreneurship.

A step, not a leap

· Giannis BratakosThe president of the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry described the government's economic measures announced at the Thessaloniki International Fair.
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