Greece is receiving co-financing from the EU through the NextGenerationEU initiative.
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Greece is receiving co-financing from the EU through the NextGenerationEU initiative.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Greece and the European Commission are accelerating electric bus rollouts in Athens and Thessaloniki using EU funds.Sub-event
- Greece adopts national plans structured under EU funding mechanisms.Sub-event
- Greece is seeking EU funding for island development and pledging full electric vehicle replacement for Agathonisi.Sub-event
EU co-financing supports Greece via NextGenerationEU.1 source
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