Greece’s seven-pillar industry plan accelerates 11 reforms, targets €3.7B investments

Greece unveiled a seven-pillar plan to strengthen industry, accelerating 11 critical reforms and supporting €3.7 billion in productive investments to boost competitiveness and job creation. Presented by Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos under Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the plan also mobilizes €700 million to cut manufacturing energy costs by 2030 and includes national semiconductor and technical-skills strategies. Mitsotakis said industry created 60,000 new jobs under his government, and made winning funds from the EU's €450 billion competitiveness fund — potentially €10–15 billion for Greece — a key goal.