Digital Home for Space Program Operators
Komvos-Node’s panel on space science and industry, with the active participation of scientists and space program operators in Greece, highlighted the need and possibility of a new initiative by Komvos-Node.
Komvos-Node’s panel on space science and industry, with the active participation of scientists and space program operators in Greece, highlighted the need and possibility of a new initiative by Komvos-Node.
Greek shipping manages over 20% of the global fleet, while Greece's economy accounts for just 0.2% of the global GDP. Today, the industry faces a historic opportunity: to lead the global effort for sustainable development.
Since its establishment two and a half years ago, Komvos-Node has been working with a vision to utilize the potential of Global Hellenism for the development of our country in an ever-changing global environment that constantly faces new challenges.
The conference organized by the Komvos in November 2023 in Athens was a crucial moment in promoting sustainable development across various sectors.
True to its “Think-Act” mission, Komvos-Node is hosting its 2nd Annual Conference in Athens on November 29, 2024.
Komvos-Node, through its 2nd Annual Conference, enthusiastically announces the launch of three new initiatives in the fields of Shipping, Space, and Tourism. Each initiative will be accompanied by an inaugural discussion to lay the foundations for dialogue and the identification of initiatives.
The recent conference on biotechnology synergy structures, held under the initiative of the Hub in collaboration with the ARISTEiA Institute of the USA, highlighted several critical issues related to the development of the research and innovation sector in Greece.
Piraeus Bank is part of the Piraeus Group, which is primarily focused on the prosperity of society, environmental protection, and supporting a sustainable future for all.
Shipping is at the heart of the greek economy. It is enough to mention that the contribution of Greek shipping to GDP is 8%. The development of an ecosystem around shipping is the key challenge.
Greek scientists abroad form a national legacy, a network of global Hellenism. What can they offer to their homeland? How can they contribute to the promotion of innovative ideas?