The program 'Apostoli' reflects a dedicated effort towards fostering social cohesion in Greece as it prepares to support migrant entrepreneurs in Athens. Scheduled for implementation in 2026, the initiative focuses on empowering at least eight very small businesses run by migrants, incorporating them into the fabric of Greek society. This effort is a natural extension of the ongoing support for small Greek businesses, which has been operational for over a decade, recognizing the growing importance of inclusivity to enhance the country’s socio-economic landscape.

The initiative aims to provide essential resources, including mechanization equipment worth up to €5,000 to eligible migrant-owned businesses. These businesses will primarily include those in technical and manual sectors such as bakeries, barbershops, and beauty salons. By setting a revenue range for participating businesses from €10,000 to €90,000, 'Apostoli' ensures that the support reaches those genuinely striving for economic stability and integration while encouraging the entrepreneurial spirit among migrant communities.

In an era where migration shifts impact societies significantly, this initiative by 'Apostoli' stands as a proactive approach towards not only bolstering the economy but also fostering social ties and understanding among diverse communities in Athens. This could play a pivotal role in integrating migrant populations into society, thereby enhancing cultural exchange, participation in the economy, and community solidarity in Greece.