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Mitsotakis showcases digital successes in drive to attract inward investment
Since coming to power in July 2019, the New Democracy administration has been promoting an economic growth agenda based on attracting digital and green investments, and it is now able to point to the launch of a number of flagship projects.
Last week, the government published its so-called “Digital Transformation Bible”, a detailed document laying out its five-year digital strategy, which includes around 400 projects to be carried out by a combination of public and private sector. The proj...
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