Deputy Minister of National Economy and Finance Nikos Papathanasis speaks during a parliamentary session on development programs and public investment policy. Photo source: Economy Ministry
Greece has approved 20 sectoral development programs backed by funding of up to 11.8 billion euros, targeting investment across key sectors of the economy.
The Ministry of National Economy and Finance has approved a total of 20 Sectoral Development Programs under the National Development Program 2026–2030, marking a key step in the rollout of the country’s medium-term investment strategy.
The initial budget of the programs stands at 9.067 billion euros, while total available funding is expected to reach 11.787 billion euros, including additional resources through overcommitment.
Greece moves forward with development programs worth up to 11.8 billion euros to support investment and regional growth.
Funding will be directed toward key policy areas, including infrastructure and transport, social cohesion, civil protection and climate resilience, innovation and competitiveness, digital transformation and artificial intelligence, and green development.
The approval of the sectoral programs follows the earlier adoption of 13 Regional Development Programs, completing the framework of the National Development Program for the 2026–2030 period.
According to the ministry, the plan aims to support investment across multiple sectors while strengthening the resilience of the Greek economy and promoting balanced growth across regions.
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