This event has ended.
For the first time Greece is participating in the European Semester, following the country's successful exit from the financial assistance programme last year.
- financing policy | Economic and Monetary Union | economic policy | euro
- Athens, Greece
Files
European Semester Country Report for Greece - Declan Costello, Barbara Kauffmann
English
World Bank Doing Business Survey - Maria Magdalena Chiquier
English
IMD World Competitiveness Rankings - Christos Cabolis
English
Good practice from Portugal - Ricardo Pinheiro Alves
English
Crisis, reforms and growth prospects - Nikos Vettas
English
Implementing structural reforms for growth - EC support
English
Digital identity, once-only-principle and reducing administrative burden - Janek Mäggi
English
Trust in a Digital Society - Costas Kapsouropoulos
English
Reducing administrative burdens through digital transformation - Diomidis Spinellis
English
De-Politicizing the Public Administration - Dimitri Vayanos
English
Working Together on Sustainable Economic Growth - Saskia van den Brink
English
The Greek Private Sector Remains Full of Untapped Potential - Alexander Kritikos
English
Growth challenges towards Industry 4.0 - George Xirogiannis
English
Conference Proceedings Greece priorities for sustainable growth and competitiveness
English
Practical information
- When
- Where
- 15 Dionysiou Areopagitou Street15 Dionysiou Areopagitou Street, 11742 Athens, Greece
- Who should attend
- Stakeholders, journalists, think-tanks, industry associations and academics.
- Languages
- English
Report
The Conference presented the recently published European Commission's Country report on Greece and initiated dialogue on some themes including:
- Greece’s new role in the European Semester
- Investment challenges and reforms in Greece
- Creating a business- and innovation-friendly regulatory environment
- Implementing structural reforms for growth
- Using digital identity to reduce administrative burdens
The Conference was organised by the European Commission in collaboration with the Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research (IOBE). Staff from the European Commission, the World Bank, OECD and experts from Member states across Europe joined local policy makers, social partners, journalists, think-tanks and academics to discuss these key issues.