These are 1,400 investment plans of 20024 and 2011 development laws that were subsidized but not implemented
“For the 2004 and 2011 development laws we found that money has been given, which were not completed. We have begun to make decisions to regain these money, “said Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos, speaking to ANT1 and announced that it was 480m euros from 1,400 investment plans.
“One by one the cases, he continued, go to AADE and Mr Pitsilis, we are not going to leave a single euro, which does not return to taxpayers’ funds to give for social and development purposes,” he said. The minister stressed that the same would be done for the 2016 Development Law, for which an investigation is already underway.
He then pointed out that we need to increase productivity and make Greece much more competitive. “We need to invest in industry, modernize the primary sector and get the new technology and innovation in all sectors. We are talking about changing the productive model, because Greece is not going to live with tourism alone, “the Minister of Development said.
“With the new Development Law, we are mainly interested in the border areas, in the prefectures with the greatest inequalities, to deal with demographic. It is clear that the government’s decision and commitment to do what we need to do. ” In general, he said: “It matters what needs every household has and what the disposable income is, the goal of the job we do is to increase it with prices growth and retention” and added: “In recent years, a growth rate has been achieved at least 2%, unemployment has gone from 18% to 8% to 8%.
Checks
Regarding the market controls, the minister underlined: “We have reinforced the TIMA with 30 new executives, we have increased the fines, we have imposed fines on multinationals, call on citizens to use the e-Katanalotis platform, we are reinforcing the independent Commission Commission, months. ” On the implementation of the new Code of Conduct, he said that intensive controls are being carried out on the market, and noted: “We want bids and implications but to be real and not be a mockery.”
Finally, on the occasion of developments in Turkey, he said: “We live in a world of huge changes, it is great to preserve the unity and course of the eye as a pupil as a pupil as a pupil in front of society so that we can constantly become better with tangible results.” “There is a general climate of questioning, we must calm down and discuss arguments because there is no room for many words,” Mr Theodorikakos said.