Greece Launches Investment Framework for Defense and Dual-Use Tech
Greece has introduced a new development law aimed at boosting investments in high-tech industries, with a focus on defense and dual-use technologies. The draft law, open for public consultation until March 13, establishes a dedicated support framework for investment projects in the defense sector, covering manufacturing of weapons, vehicles, and aerospace equipment. It offers financial incentives, including tax deductions and subsidies, to encourage new production facilities and upgrades, while also facilitating access to financing through the Hellenic Development Bank and European Investment Bank.

Greece's new development law aims to stimulate investment in high-technology industries, particularly in defense and dual-use technologies. The draft law will be open for public consultation until March 13 and introduces a dedicated investment framework for projects linked to defense and related sectors.
Eligible activities include manufacturing weapons, vehicles, and aircraft. Financial support will cover various expenses, including industrial facilities, renewable energy, and employee training. Key incentives include enhanced tax deductions, direct grants, and access to funding through the Hellenic Development Bank and European Investment Bank for large-scale projects.




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