Markopoulos: New Tax Agenda and Productivity at the Heart of Greek Presidency
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The Deputy Minister of National Economy and Finance, responsible for Tax Policy, Dimitris Markopoulos, spoke about the need for the Greek Presidency of the Council of the European Union not to be a formal process.
The need for the Greek Presidency of the Council of the European Union not to be a formal process, but an essential opportunity for the country to formulate an agenda in terms of future, growth and productivity, underlined the Deputy Minister of National Economy and Finance, responsible for Tax Policy, Dimitris Markopoulos.Speaking at the 6th Law Forum on Taxation, organized by CLEON Conferences & Communications, Mr. Markopoulos referred to the …
Dimitris Markopoulos stressed that the Greek Presidency of the EU should be an opportunity to set a development agenda, calling on stakeholders to participate in formulating proposals for the new production model and competitiveness.
The need for the Greek Presidency of the Council of the European Union not to be a formal process, but a substantive opportunity for the country to shape an agenda with
“Greece should not confine itself to a formal Presidency, but set an agenda in terms of the future, productivity and development interventions.”
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