Opportunities and Challenges for Greeks Abroad in the Global Context
The ability of Greeks abroad to interact with Greece from the countries in which they live
The ability of Greeks abroad to interact with Greece from the countries in which they live
Komvos welcomes the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ initiative to engage in a public dialogue regarding the key pillars of a strategic plan for Global Hellenism.
Demographics and Brain Drain are the central thematic topics of the 2nd Star Forum organized by STAR Central Greece Channel in Lamia, from March 26 to March 30, 2024, within the framework of the Panhellenic Exhibition of Lamia.
A study conducted by the ARISTEiA Institute of the United States highlighted the global contribution of Greeks to medicine, biosciences, and biotechnology from 1821 to 2021.
The event organized by Komvos began with the presentation of Kombos and the conference theme on Synergy Structures in Health, Biotechnology, and Economics.
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?
Supporting Households in Their Economic Decisions is Crucial in Today’s Global Environmenτ. Greek households face multiple uncertainties.
How Resilient are Greek Households Economically and How Much are They Affected by the Financial Stress of the Greek Economy? This topic, along with the need for financial literacy among Greek households, was discussed by Professor Giorgos Panos during an event organized by Komvos with the sponsorship of Accenture.
"The goal is the long-term well-being of the insured and households," said in his speech the Deputy Minister of Labor, Panos Tsakloglou.