EU Funds Underused in Greece: Audit Highlights Missed Opportunities for Recycled Investment
European Court of Auditors finds loans and guarantee funds largely unutilized, limiting cohesion and leverage.
European Court of Auditors finds loans and guarantee funds largely unutilized, limiting cohesion and leverage.
The Greek government is racing to transform the country into a digital hub of Southeastern Europe, attracting billions in data center investments. Yet at the same time, it warns of looming water shortages — especially in Attica.
With a €2.5 billion investment, the government and EYDAP (Athens Water Supply and Sewerage Company) are launching an ambitious master plan for water security. From the diversion of rivers in Central Greece to desalination and smart infrastructure, Athens is preparing for three decades without thirst.
The Greek government convenes emergency meetings at the Maximos Mansion as the capital faces a mounting water crisis. New boreholes and €2.5 billion in infrastructure projects are being launched to safeguard Attica’s water future.
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