Enterprise Greece and Eurobank to boost exports, investment

Enterprise Greece and Eurobank have signed a memorandum of cooperation aiming to increase export activity and attract investment. The agreement stems from Enterprise Greece’s initiative to invite public and private entities in Greece to support Greek companies in their efforts to enhance their competitiveness and strengthen their “extroversion” in the extremely demanding environment of international trade. Eurobank responded promptly to this invitation and the two sides sealed the agreement with the signing of the memorandum. The initiative is especially important amid the pandemic crisis and with the imperative need to coordinate initiatives and actions that can support Greek companies as they try to cope with the current challenges while laying the foundations for a sustainable economic recovery as soon as possible. The cooperation aims to provide contemporary and innovative support services to companies, facilitate their access to specialized information that will prove useful in their attempt to enhance their extroversion, and encourage investment initiatives providing guidance to companies for financing issues. Following the signing of the memorandum, Enterprise Greece CEO Giorgos Filiopoulos said: “Our cooperation with Eurobank is the capstone on the agency’s efforts to support Greek companies as they consolidate their presence at home and abroad and claim a share of an ever-changing and highly demanding market, while also supporting the economic development of the country through new investment opportunities.”