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Greece ranks first among the European countries that want to invest most, has it become the new favorite of the investment community?

Greece has suddenly become the "new love" of the world venture capital circle! Microsoft, Amazon and Akuo, the French energy giant, have successively entered Greece. Greek government departments have also formulated five development strategies to attract overseas companies' project investment in all directions!

65% investors believe that political stability is the key factor to attract investment in Greece, and 56% investors believe that Greece's main performance in the concept of sustainable development is conducive to introducing foreign capital, especially the investment in large-scale projects with renewable resources is attractive.

In addition, the advantages of introducing foreign capital into Greece include quality of life, telecommunications network infrastructure and human resources. According to the report, Greece must attach importance to innovation and the development of high-tech industries, further reduce or exempt taxes, improve legal procedures, and strengthen education and vocational and technical training in order to enhance its competitiveness in attracting foreign investment.

Leading enterprises in the industry have successively settled in Greece, and large enterprises such as Microsoft, Amazon and French energy giant Akuo have successively settled in Greece, all of which are powerful manifestations of the investment attraction of Greek projects.

In recent years, Greece has become a "new love" in the venture capital circle: first, the American overseas Internet giant Microsoft announced that it would invest 654.38 billion US dollars in the host country to build three large and medium-sized data storage centers, and then it won the favor of French energy giant Akuo, and won a large energy investment order of 654.38 billion euros. Two 654.38 billion+0 billion stock orders have made Greece once again the focus of investors all over the world.

It is understood that Microsoft's three data centers will be located around Athens, the capital of Beijing. Previously, the two sides discussed this cooperation for nearly nine months, mainly including providing data skills training programs for more than 654.38 million government and stakeholders, their educators and students. Brad Smith, CEO of Microsoft, indicated that this is also a large-scale project investment of Microsoft in Greece in the past 28 years, and it is not easy to determine that Microsoft does not invest in such projects frequently. He said, "This shows confidence in Greece's economic development, its people and its government departments."

Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis welcomed this "major innovation project investment", saying that it will make Greece a rare "cloud computing center" in the world, which is of positive significance for students' employment, scientific research and attracting talents. He said that the investment in this project will enhance Greece's influence as a project investment destination, bring economies of scale and benefit Greek SMEs.

French energy giant Acuo has taken a fancy to the prospect of Greek electric energy industry. EricScotto, the founder and current chairman of Akuo, shows that Greece is one of the countries with the richest network resources in Europe, with beautiful weather. In particular, the Greek government decided to close all coal slime power stations before 2023 and vigorously promote clean energy, which enabled the company to see the endless business opportunities of renewable resources business in Greece.

At present, Akuo Company has submitted a total of 654.38+00MW RES production license (from solar energy and wind power) through its Greek subsidiary, and plans to independently develop a photovoltaic power generation system with a total of 7.5 million kilowatts in Greece. In the future, the company will also focus on developing and designing photovoltaic projects on Greek islands that are not connected to the power grid.