Focusing on investments, infrastructure, technology and sustainable development, his three -day work was completed Friday Athens Riviera Forum 2025highlighting the Athens Riviera not only as an iconic urban location, but as a strategic dialogue for the future of investment in Greece and SE Europe. OR Athenian Riviera But it was the basis for a number of issues that are not only closely linked to the area but in general with many individual sectors of the Development of Property, Infrastructure and Investment at domestic and internationally.

Chapters and Investment Volumes: The central theme was the redistribution of international capital: N and the placement of not only the Athenian Riviea but also of Greece in the new world investment map. Participants pointed out that geopolitical balances, technological progress and stability policies redevelop the way international capital is directed. In this context, the country projects as a stable and attractive environment, with emphasis on the credibility of institutions, digital jumps of administration and progress in critical infrastructure.

Real Estate, hospitality and urban regeneration: A significant part of the program focused on the large renovations and investment in tourism and real estate, which act as a lever for the economic and social rejuvenation of the coastal zone. The value of synergies between investors, local government and business operators has emerged, so that growth is combined with respect to the environment and long -term performance. The Athenian Riviera, as highlighted, is gradually evolving into an integrated bourgeois destination of international prestige, with new standards of sustainable luxury and investment attractiveness.

Funding and new development tools: The debate on financial tools has highlighted the role of new public and private cooperation models in the real estate development sector, Infrastructure and Development. Along with classic forms of lending and subsidies, emphasis was placed on innovative funding practices, such as green securities, investment infrastructure funds and venture funds. The common denominator was the need to exploit funds in areas with long -term positive footprint: energy, logistics, technology, tourism and urban projects.

Infrastructure and regional connectivity: Another basic field of dialogue concerned their infrastructure and their importance to enhance competitiveness. The promotion of transport, energy and digital interconnection projects is now treated as a single strategy. There was a need for planning that combines functionality with sustainability, as well as for regional cooperation with neighboring countries, with the aim of creating a single network of development in SE Europe.

Artificial Intelligence and Digital Economy: The technological side of the conference focused on artificial intelligence, automation and interconnection with business strategy. Participants agreed that digital transition is now a condition of survival for businesses, but requires coordination between state, business and society. At the same time, there was a need for regulation and moral governance of technologies, so that innovation was accompanied by trust, transparency and security.

Energy and green transition: The new energy reality was thoroughly discussed: the transition to pure forms of energy, the need for energy security and the public-private synergies for infrastructure investment. Enhancing the interconnection of energy networks, the development of storage solutions and the penetration of RES were raised as priorities directly linked to sustainable economic growth.

Entrepreneurship and human capital: The conference was completed with an emphasis on entrepreneurship and the importance of the human factor. It was emphasized that the new development strategy cannot be limited to investment sizes and infrastructure, but needs skills enhancement, innovation and culture of cooperation. Greece has a dynamic human capital and a growing number of start -ups, which allows it to combine local creativity with international perspective.

The main message of the Athens Riviera Forum 2025 was that growth is not limited to a geographical area, but reflects the overall extroversion of the Greek economy. The Athenian Riviera acts as a reference point for how an area can become an international brand, as it combines investment, innovation, infrastructure and political consistency.

At a time when the global economy is redefined, as highlighted by speakers, Greece has the potential to stand at the center of SE Europe as a country mature for major strategic partnerships, technological development and investment stability. The question is now the consistency of implementation and continuity in policies, so that the ideas of the Riviera can be converted into a stable development pillar for the country.

Geographically the Athenian Riviera extends along an impressive 70km coastline, from Piraeus Tower to Cape Sounionand evolves rapidly on one of the most dynamic seaside fronts in the Mediterranean. It is an area that combines natural beauty, mild climate and proximity in downtown Athens, now gathering the look of investors from Greece and abroad. On this coastline, hundreds of millions of euros, from Piraeus, Alimos, Voula, Glyfada, Saronida, have been carried out on this Green City of Europe.

More than a century ago, Miltos G. Lidorikis imprinted the first birth of the coastal Athens with the penetrating look of the director, writer and chronicler of Athenian life. In his memoirs (Miltos Lidorikis-I lived in Athens by Bell Epok, Polaris editions) he described Faliro as a place of cosmopolitan break and joy, “where a building company echoed the building of fine houses and cute houses”. His testimony today acts as a poetic bridge between then and now. From the Faliro of the wagons and the sea baths, to the Athenian Riviera of the big renovations, the smart cities and the international investments that look back to the capital, facing the sea.