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Greek government goes digital under lockdown, as more coronavirus clusters emerge
The coronavirus crisis has not been entirely without its positives for Greeks, one of which has been the acceleration of e-government and the provision of online services.
While moving government functions online had been a key component of the New Democracy government’s agenda, the imposition of containment measures added urgency to what many considered to be a Sisyphean undertaking.
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