“Greece could become the Silicon Valley of Europe”, economist Alexander Kritikos said in an interview with ANA-MPA on the occasion of a conference “Greece after the elections, Reconstruction of Greece, German development ideas for the reconstruction of the Greek economy“, organized by the German-Greek Business Association (DHW) in Berlin.
Kritikos estimated that the technology of informatics could develop in Greece along with the startups “which in our country are stronger than one could imagine”.
They could become, as he said, the primary engine of growth in the future provided that proper conditions are in place and the excellent human staff is used.
The professor also proposed the abolition of regulatory interventions in the products markets. On dealing with the “dramatic problem” of emigration and startups, he recommended among others combating bureaucracy, abolishing a multitude of laws, and a company friendly tax system.
(Source: ANA-MPA)
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