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(!) Seize the opportunity & invest in the future by investing in the Greek market (!)
Everyone MUST take into strong consideration that Greece is not only history. Greece is not only a beautiful place. Modern Greece is also a promising place to invest, providing substantial opportunities, characteristic of an emerging market!
The economic dynamics of Greece is the product of a large variety of factors, some of the most important being the gradual restoration of its international competitiveness, the high-skilled workforce, its proximity to European, Asian and Arabic markets, the high growing (Renewable Energy Sources) RES market, the internationally competitive Greek tourism product, the huge Greek Merchant Navy (that controls 16.2% of the world’s total merchant fleet) and the significant natural resources available here.
|| Greece’s Key Facts ||
Market Size (Population): 10.8 mil. (2011 official census)
GDP (current prices, 2015): $207.1 bil. (≈185 bil. euros)
Nominal GDP per capita (2015): ≈$19,000
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(!) Seize the opportunity & invest in the future by investing in the Greek market (!)
~| Investors and funds from all over the world bet Greece will survive and thrive |~
The main purpose of the aforementioned video is to promote Greece to people and investors from all over the world.
(!) We will keep on dreaming of a brighter future for Greece no matter what (!)
With a GDP of more than $207 bil. i.e. ≈€185 bil. (in current prices, 2015), a population of about 10.8 mil. (2011), a second Greek state (Cyprus) with an extra GDP of about $22 bil. (& a population of 0.86 mil.) as well as more than 5 mil. Greek expatriates around the world (more than 1 mil. in countries of the EU like the UK, Germany and France), Greece is still too big to fail and attractive for new investments in key economic sectors.
Official Resident Population of Greece: 10,815,197 (Final 2011 Census Results)
(!) WORTH READING (!)
“The Official Resident Population of Greece stands at 10,815,197 according to the Final Results of last year’s Population and Housing Census (May 2011), announced by the Hellenic Statistical Authority yesterday (December 28, 2012). Unfortunately, the UNBELIEVABLE and UNPRECEDENTED Demographic Collapse was officially confirmed”.
Resident population 2011 (+immigrants): 10,815,197.
Resident population 2001 (+immigrants): 10,934,097.
Increase rate: -1,0874%
You can find the detailed results of the Resident Population to the level of Municipality and for every administrative division of the country down to the level of “oikismos” (read the related link-Excel file) at the following address:
Particularly, there is all the official information about the resident population as it was announced by the Hellenic Statistical Authority at the levels of Region, Regional Unit, Municipality, Municipal Unit, Local Unit and housing estate.
It is important to mention that the Resident Population of Greece is considered as the official population of the country and according to that number (10,815,197) will be calculated all the related macroeconomic and social indices, data and statistical information (electricity, energy demands etc.).
(!) Worth Reading the following article (!)
It is important to inform you that the hereby article is written in Greek language. [ EXPRESS -> Greek Daily Financial Newspaper] Please Click the following link, Download and Open in order to Read the interesting article (published on Sunday September 4, 2011 by Christos Ghikas/Χρήστος Γκίκας)
Express Financial Newspaper_Article by Christos Ghikas
Unbelievable and unexpected demographic collapse in Greece!
According to the provisional results of the 2011 Population and Housing Census, Greece’s population is only 10,787,690 residents of whom 5,303,690 men (49.2%) and 5,484,000 women (50.8%) Therefore Greece’s resident population decreased by 1.46% in comparison to the population which had been enumerated in the previous census 2001 (when total number of enumerated residents was about 10,934,097). Main reasons for that dempographic colapse are the unprecented and unexpected fiscal, economic and financial crisis as well as the impacts of the austerity measures which lead to a serious wave of external immigration (negative immigration rate). Greek government must contribute as soon as possible in order to prevent the negative influences of the financial crisis to the demographic situation of the country which is the worst by far in its modern history!
Christos Gkikas
Christos Ghikas (Christos P. Gkikas) (Personal Web Page) 
