Greece Seeks €7.4 Billion Boost: Recovery Fund Revision Submitted

Greece Submits Recovery Fund Revision Request: Papathanasis Announces €7.4 Billion Investment Greece today submitted a request to revise its Recovery and Resilience Facility plan, according to Minister Nikos Papathanasis. This revision seeks to secure an additional €7.4 billion in funding. Papathanasis emphasized that Greece has been among the frontrunners in the EU in terms of disbursing funds from the Recovery Fund. The additional funding will target crucial infrastructure projects and social programs. "This is a critical step," Papathanasis stated in a recent news interview, "as it allows us to accelerate the implementation of key projects that will benefit all Greek citizens." The funds will be allocated to various initiatives, including infrastructure development and social support programs. The minister highlighted the importance of these projects in addressing pressing social and economic needs. The successful disbursement of funds so far demonstrates Greece's efficient management of EU resources. The additional funding will further support the country's economic recovery and enhance its social infrastructure.