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17 June
An Amazon executive confirmed Kindle and Alexa will support the Greek language.
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On June 16, 2026, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with Panos Panay, Senior Vice President of Amazon, at the Maximos Mansion to discuss the company's investment plans in Greece. During the meeting, Panay announced that Amazon's Kindle and Alexa platforms would soon support the Greek language, enhancing accessibility for Greek speakers.
Additionally, the discussion touched on Amazon's ongoing investment in Greece, notably the implementation of Amazon Web Services that aims to establish new local infrastructure. This infrastructure is set to become operational in July 2026, allowing businesses and organizations within Greece to store and process data domestically. The meeting signifies Amazon's commitment to expanding its presence in the Greek market while providing essential services tailored to local language needs.
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