The Greek Minister of Development, Takis Theodorikakos, announced the government's intention to introduce a new chamber law by 2026 during a speech at the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry's New Year's event.
During an event marking the New Year with the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry (EVEA), Greek Minister of Development Takis Theodorikakos reiterated the government's commitment to develop a new chamber law by 2026. This announcement aligns with the government's ongoing collaboration with the chamber to redefine the economic framework in Greece. The proposed law is expected to reflect a modern approach to industry and business operations in the country.
In his address, Theodorikakos emphasized a shared vision with the EVEA for a stronger industrial and manufacturing sector, greater extroversion, and enhanced innovation across the Greek economy. These elements are seen as crucial for building a productive and competitive economic environment, which could attract foreign investment and boost local enterprises.
The introduction of this new legislation is part of broader efforts by the Greek government to reform economic policies and stimulate growth in key economic sectors. The focus on developing a new chamber law indicates a strategic push towards fostering economic development through institutional support and regulatory improvements aimed at empowering businesses and facilitating their operational success.
