Thousands of small and medium enterprises are reaching their limits, and if things continue like this, new non-performing loans will begin to "pop," as serving them becomes impossible. The grim reality experienced by small and medium-sized businesses in Greece is analyzed in the new episode of BNtv's MAGGA show by Vasilis Korkidis, President of the Piraeus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI). The war in Iran has already cost Greece €3 billion, while energy costs are "hitting the ceiling," he explains to journalist Angie Stathatou. Government measures represent "crumbs compared to the taxes collected by the state," Vasilis Korkidis explains, revealing that every year, €7 billion enters state coffers from fuel taxes alone!
They labeled inflation as growth and digitized bureaucracy
Do the figures presented by the Mitsotakis government as proof of growth actually reflect growth or high prices? What is happening with the Hellenic Development Bank, and why did Vasilis Korkidis submit his resignation as a board member? What is the status of the 120-installment settlement scheme? How is the issue of the Digital Delivery Note progressing, and until when was an extension granted for its mandatory implementation? "Digitization burdened small and medium enterprises," the PCCI president emphasizes.
The port feud in Piraeus and the troubles of shipowners
Vasilis Korkidis further analyzes the challenges facing Greek shipping and the additional security measures undertaken by Greek shipowners to counter drones. They are forced to install anti-drone systems costing upwards of €500,000. Is the government covering Greek shipowners? Furthermore, what is the status of the US-China rivalry in Piraeus? Is the port of Elefsina moving forward, or has it stalled? Finally, what measures does the PCCI propose for undergrounding the ISAP electric railway lines in Piraeus, and why do studies remain shelved in state agency drawers? See all the answers in the new episode of MAGGA on BNtv:
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