“We are facilitating Greek exports and foreign investment in our country, utilizing the power of digital technology with tangible extroversion tools,” said Deputy Foreign Minister, responsible for economic diplomacy and extroversion, Mr. Tasos Hatzivasiliouon the occasion of the operation of the new digital platform myoey.live.gov.gr.
The new service was implemented in the framework of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with the Ministry of Digital Governance and is part of the joint efforts of Mrs. Tassos Hatzivasiliou and Dimitris Papastergiou, to enhance the extroversion of the Greek economy.
Through myoey.live.gov.gr, entrepreneurs and investors have the opportunity to plan digital appointments and make telecommunications with specialized officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (OE), without physical presence. Interested parties can be informed of export issues, establishment of business, investment in Greece, resolution of commercial disputes or participation in development programs, through secure and encrypted channel. The service is initially piloted for the OEA offices in Toronto, Buenos Aires, Beijing, Johannesburg, Belgrade and Rome, with a prospect of gradually integrating the entire world network of 51 OSE offices.
In his statement, Mr. Chatzivasiliou pointed out:
“Myoey.live is a modern tool of extroversion and support for entrepreneurship in Greece. In practice, we facilitate the Greek exports and the foreign investments that are directed to our country. In close cooperation with the Minister of Digital Governance, Dimitris Papastergiou, we offer a comprehensive digital service that brings Greek entrepreneurship closer to international markets and reinforces the country’s image as an attractive investment destination. “