The new Development Law is introduced on Tuesday for discussion and voting. The New Democracy was reserved for the competent Parliamentary Committee, which completed the draft law, earlier today, with the exception of the KKE, the New Left and the “victory”, who said they were voting against.

In closing the debate on the bill, in the House of Commerce and Trade Committee, the Minister of Development Takis Thedikakos referred to the shortage deficit and what should be done to reversal the situation. “Yes, exports have increased in recent years but continue to be, as a percentage of GDP, well below imports and the relative deficit is at the levels that was when Greece entered the eurozone. Therefore, every serious person who wants to talk about the future of the country should agree that he should agree that he should agree that he should agree that And he said that the strategy for a productive transformation of the Greek economy and for a new productive model has a key feature being the strengthening of modern Greek industry and the integration of new technologies and innovation in economic growth, in order to have greater export potential of Greek products to enhance Greek products. That is why research and innovation is a huge national challenge, Mr Theodorikakos noted, and stressed that a huge development program is currently being implemented in the country, with resources from both the TAA and the NSRF and the RIPs, the EUR 60 and the EUR 60.

Tourism is a very important activity of the Greek economy that generates more than 20 billion euros each year, has many thousands of workers, is integrated into two of the twelve regimes of development law, we want to continue to support it, but we cannot go through a development law that will give it 80% of the 80%.

The minister informed the members of the competent Parliamentary Committee that as soon as the law was passed, the notices of three development regimes would be followed by the law: the special regime relating to the border areas and the vulnerable areas, the processing and the status of large investments. And in the autumn, the weight will fall into extroversion, new technologies and social entrepreneurship and “there the targeting will be much more in smaller businesses, even in individual professionals, because in the part of social entrepreneurship, the will are to revive forms of economy that can also be forms of economy, which can also be forms of economy. In relation to the reinforcement regime for the border, Mr. Theodorikakos explained that it concerns the total of each county bordering another country, and not only concerns the areas 30 kilometers from the border. This aid regime will also include the prefectures whose annual per capita income is below 70% of the average annual GDP per capita, with the aim of reducing social and intra -regional inequalities. Many important sectors of the economy- processing and industry- have the opportunity to be supported by these regimes, said Mr. Theodorikakos, but noting that the task of the state is the support of small and medium-sized entrepreneurship, in which “more tools and support and guidance must be given”.

As for the time of investment plans evaluation, the minister said that the time limits and procedures set out are clear and binding. “The private sector will be involved in the evaluation process, the Joint Evaluation Committees will be made up of officials from the Ministry of Development and private sector executives who will be certified, and banks will also participate, since in order to be able to be evaluated, they will either have to show or have the amount of money, Theodorikakos.

New Democracy rapporteur Lakis Vassiliadis said that the draft law arrangements reflect the strategic direction of development policy, for sustainable development, for a new productive model, to enhance growth in the region, for the productive transformation of the Greek economy, by reducing its trade and reducing trade. The New Democracy rapporteur also said that the draft law reinforces meritocracy, extends access to direct grants, and for medium -sized enterprises, enhances financial flexibility, reduces times for the required controls. It also characterized the provisions for the strengthening of the border areas, the incentives for the development of the island country and the participation of the areas subject to redundancies under the specific regime of regulations.

PASOK rapporteur George Nikitiadis said that the government should provide answers because the law of 2022 is the first development law, from which not a single euro has been disbursed for three years, and because of the thirteen regimes of aid provided for. He also said that there should be answers to the TAA’s resources, because, according to reports, they are stagnant at the expense of growth. During his intervention, the PASOK MP called on the Minister of Development to answer whether the ministry has studied ways to support and boost exports if high duties will be imposed by the United States.

“We had criticized the law of 2022 and, unfortunately, we were confirmed,” SYRIZA Specialist Vassilis Kokkalis said and cited stakeholders’ remarks for the new development law, according to which the bill places great importance to large businesses. “The conditions for business capital adequacy is not enough because it requires 50%. It is positive that these grants are in tax exemption but it is very negative that individual businesses are not eligible except the agri -food sector. And there, Mr Minister, the maximum of EUR 300,000 is at least EUR 300,000. of SYRIZA and called for no delays in the evaluations and approvals of investment plans.

The bill serves an extreme class and unfair model of growth, said the KKE Special Chamber of Commerce Aphrodite Ktena and estimated that the new Development Law aims at the billions of “Rearm Europe”. With the new Development Law, the KKE MP also said, “we will have faster procedures for approval and disbursement of grants to large businesses by bypassing public services and with supervisors to the minister, when it is in the process of investing. are delivered to business interests. ”

“The basic funding tools are not found in the Ministry of Development, which has now been relegated if not depreciated, but in the Ministry of Finance,” commented by the Greek Specialist Vasilis Viliardos and added that the money of the recovery and durability mechanism, ” Finance, Mr Viliardos said, is motivated not to have this money, as “according to the House Budget Office, RRF’s inappropriate money is paradoxically calculated in the budget surplus”. Reconstruction, nor of course supporting the border areas and the region “

“Three years later, here are a legislation here, amending, by the approximately 130 articles of the 2022 law, the 85 articles are abolished. 10 articles are abolished and only 35 do not change. What conclusion can we draw from it for the 2022 Development Law? He also said that “the abolition of the special regime of fair developmental transition is the absolute confession of the government’s policies to fail to adjust the productive model of lignite areas in the context of the apoliticalization”.

Intentions for the control of the distribution of European funding by the Prime Minister’s Office, Nikos Brettos’ specialist derivative and noted that this money should be distributed to small and small and medium -sized enterprises, which are the only ones that are substantially and long -term, It is preventing demographic collapse, reduced unemployment, shield national sovereignty and reversing the desertification of Thrace.

“If the government really believes that, with these changes that this bill brings, it will transform the economy, we are afraid that the word” transformation “into its terminology must be defined in a very superficial or relaxed way,” commented the Special Court of Freedom of Liberty and Alexander the Great. At best, it corrects some weaknesses of the Law of 2022. The bill is not supported by a fairly radical thought in terms of the growth of the economy in order to contribute to the transformation of the economy. “

“It should be given the opportunity for the small and medium -sized people to act and see that the State is dealing with them, to see that they are given the opportunity,” said Ioannis Kontis, “Spartans” and referring to the aid regimes, stressing that “it needs a greater, better description of any good, better description”.