The strategic priorities that will judge the country’s course by 2030 were reported by the Minister of Development Takis Theodorikakosspeaking to her financial -business forum Nautical“The Northern Greece of the Future”.
‘In spite of the toxicity of the time and the Political controversies, at the 89th TIF three major challenges were emerged For Greece in 2030: The transition to a new productive model, the treatment of demographic and the regional regeneration, “the minister said.
New productive standard
Mr. Theodorikakos He recalled that by taking over his duties, 14 months ago, priority was the contribution to a new productive modelthrough development law, the strategy for industry, research and innovation. The aim, he said, is to produce modern and competitive products and to reduce the trade deficit deficit.
Particular emphasis is placed on northern Greece and areas with income below 70% of the national average, but also on modernization projects of industrial parks.
Demographic
On the Demographic front, the minister described tax interventions as “decisive” as “decisive” that associates the rates with the number of children of each family. As he said, the measure is about above 1.7 million citizens with minor children. He also pointed out the zero taxation for employees up to 25 years of age and the large reduction for the age group 25–30.
Regional development
For the Greek region, he stressed the need to motivate young people and young people to return to the villages and towns, provided work, education and health infrastructure.
He made special mention in the abolition of ENFIA by 2027 For villages under 1,500 inhabitants, describing the initiative critical to maintain “Greek hands” property and to boost investment in the region.
‘Development with a social sign’
Mr Theodorikakos emphasized that unemployment has declined from 18% to 8% in the last six years and estimated that thousands of new workers would see an increase in their disposable income from the measures announced. He also referred to the return of a rent every November to all tenants and the tax reduction for owners with incomes of 12,000–24,000 euros from rents.
“These interventions,” he said, “are not just numbers but terms of existence for our country, for the economy and for world Hellenism.”