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Greek craft chambers at Thessaloniki fair call for immediate solutions for the sector’s future

From Ta Nea · () Greek

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  • Greece’s three Craft Chambers launched a joint initiative at the Thessaloniki International Fair to support craft businesses and small and medium-sized production companies.
  • Their proposals include financing, stable tax policy, reduced bureaucracy, technical training and simpler professional licensing.
  • Development Ministry official L. Tsavdaridis said the ministry’s doors remained open to the sector.

Greece’s three Craft Chambers used the Thessaloniki International Fair to send a strong message: the country’s craft sector and small and medium-sized productive businesses need practical support now.

The Athens, Thessaloniki and Piraeus chambers presented a joint initiative focused on financing, stable taxation, reducing bureaucracy, developing technical skills and licensing professions.

L. Tsavdaridis said, “The doors of the Ministry of Development were, are and will remain wide open.”

The doors of the Ministry of Development were, are and will remain wide open.

· L. TsavdaridisThe Development Ministry official addressed calls for stronger support for Greek craft businesses and small and medium-sized producers.
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