Greece is now firmly positioned on the global economic map, consistently reinforcing its profile as an attractive investment destination and a reliable partner. In a highly competitive and challenging international environment, the country maintains its role as a strong regional growth hub.
Greece’s reputation among the global investment community continues to improve steadily. Leading international companies are choosing Greece, recognizing its competitive advantages: the quality and skills of its human capital, as well as its growing momentum in knowledge-intensive sectors with high added value, such as technology, innovation, and energy.
Through strategic planning, consistency, and transparency, Greece is building a resilient economic future and attracting high-value investments.
As an active shareholder and responsible investor, Growthfund fosters the transformation of its portfolio companies, strengthens their sustainability, and upgrades their governance model. Thus, it creates the development conditions for a people-, environment- and economy-centered production model.
For the third consecutive year, the assessment tool by Global SWF recorded the progress of state investment entities in GSR: Governance, Sustainability, and Resilience. Greece, through Growthfund and based on other available published data, ranked 12th among 200 countries, continuing its upward trajectory compared to previous years – 28th in 2022 and 14th in 2023. Despite the high standards set in this year’s questionnaire, Growthfund maintained a score of 80%, almost 20 points above the global average (61%), corresponding to the 16th position among 200 Investment Funds worldwide for 2024.
Geographical location of the country, crossroads to civilizations and continents
Multilingual human capital
Competitive wage rates
Favorable regulatory framework
Telecommunications and broadband infrastructure
Affordable real estate market
Outstanding climate and quality of life
EU membership ensuring stability, security, and prosperity
Greece’s time zone coverage spans over 2 billion people, providing access to approximately 30% of the world’s population and representing 25% of global GDP
