Lakkotrypis and Nicholas Hadjiyiannis, Chairman of the Cooperative Central Bank jointly announced on Monday new funding schemes that would be co-financed by the European structural funds during the 2014-2020 programming period.
The Commerce Minister said that by 2020 the total amount of funds that would be made available would reach €165 million, adding that €75 million would be allocated through nine schemes, three of which have already been announced for innovation, businesses and youth entrepreneurship.
Source: CNA
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