PSE: Loans for exporters up to 15 years with interest rate of 0.35% from the Recovery Fund

For all export companies there is special treatment regarding the loans of the Recovery Fund. These are loans up to 15 years and with very low interest rates that will start from 0.35%, while there is the possibility to combine them with any other state aid. This emerged from the annual conference of the Panhellenic Exporters Association entitled “Exports: A Force for Growth and Perspective for Greece”, which took place on December 2.

In today’s announcement of the Panhellenic Exporters Association, the following are noted in detail:

“It was the first time that such an in-depth and detailed presentation of the potential of the extroverted business community has been made, which continues under extremely difficult circumstances to look for new outlets to increase its footprint in the global economic arena.

Indicatively, among the interventions highlighted at the conference and considered particularly useful for exports, is the provision that the loans of the Recovery Fund can be up to 15 years and with very low interest rates – it will start from 0.35% – while there is the possibility to be combined with any other state aid, such as for e.g. from the development law, the reduction of taxes and insurance contributions, the special treatment of the loans of the Recovery Fund, the enrichment of the legal framework for providing incentives for the support of healthy entrepreneurship, etc.

Valuable information and useful conclusions for exporters were drawn for Sustainable Development for Businesses, by entrepreneurs Michalis Stasinopoulos, President of ELVALHALCOR SA and President of Hellenic Production, Marina Ofloudi-Giavroglou and President of Synoi International Alexandra Pitta-Hazapi, managing director of MELI ATTIKI and Vice President of the Panhellenic Exporters Association.

Special mention was made at the conference on the development of Greek-French relations and their closer development through new tools and new activities, as well as the prospects that exist in terms of transport costs and its impact on exports.

“For the first time, the exporting community has at its disposal so many and so effective measures and tools to succeed in its work, in an extremely difficult situation. The support offered by the State at this time is valuable as the international environment remains uncertain. “We are optimistic that under these conditions we can achieve even more, for the benefit of public revenue and jobs,” said Christina Sakellardi, president of the Panhellenic Exporters’ Association. of the conference.

The digital conference of the Panhellenic Exporters Association was held under the auspices of the Ministry of Development and Investment, the General Secretariat for International Economic Relations and Extroversion of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry.