Piraeus Port Authority S.A., established in 1930, is bestowed with the management and operation of the Piraeus Port, the largest port in Greece and the Mediterranean with a multitude of port activities (Container terminals, Car terminals, Ferry and Cruise terminals, Ship Repair facilities – inclusive of 5 dry-docks). The country’s geographical position makes it an ideal logistics hub, especially between Asia and Central & Eastern Europe.
Piraeus, as the first deep sea EU port after crossing the Suez Canal, enables the maritime and business community to use Piraeus as a hub for the combined transport of cargoes with efficient value added services, which can be re-distributed by road, rail and sea.
With its ongoing investment plan, the Piraeus Port aims to be established as the most important logistics and cruise centre in the Eastern Mediterranean.
By the end of 2022, 88,000 millionaires are anticipated to relocate to new countries, and in 2023, record flows are predicted, reaching 125,000 relocations for HNWI 💶 - and Greece is at the top of their lists. Thanks in part to Greece’s Golden Visa programme,
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Greece makes big strides in the RES field, climbing 3 spots 📈 to 21st on EY’s Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index. This comes thanks to the country’s goal of doubling installed RES capacity by 2030, as well as the inauguration of one of the largest PV parks in Europe,
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