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Greek Shipbuilding Manifesto 2027-2035 aims to revitalize industry in Europe.

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The Greek Shipbuilding Manifesto 2027-2035 aims to revive the Greek shipbuilding industry.
The proposal received unanimous approval from the Board of the Association of Greek Shipyards, led by President Pano Xenokostas.
The plan includes leveraging revenues from the EU's Emissions Trading System (ETS), providing tax incentives, and investing in artificial intelligence and robotics.
It also seeks the establishment of a new European fund and strategic initiatives to enhance competitiveness.
The manifesto serves as a roadmap for Greece to regain a leading position in European shipbuilding.

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The Greek Shipbuilding Manifesto 2027-2035 aims to revive the Greek shipbuilding industry.
The proposal received unanimous approval from the Board of the Association of Greek Shipyards, led by President Pano Xenokostas.
The plan includes leveraging revenues from the EU's Emissions Trading System (ETS), providing tax incentives, and investing in artificial intelligence and robotics.
It also seeks the establishment of a new European fund and strategic initiatives to enhance competitiveness.
The manifesto serves as a roadmap for Greece to regain a leading position in European shipbuilding.

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