Athex Group CEO: Greek Government May Float Athens Airport

The video discusses Greece's economic recovery post-pandemic, highlighting its resilience compared to other European countries. Yannis Contopoulos, CEO of Athex Group, shares insights on Greece's economic and investment outlook for 2023, emphasizing potential IPOs like Athens International Airport. The discussion covers opportunities in sectors like shipping, tourism, and real estate, and initiatives to attract capital and achieve developed market status. Political stability's impact on the economy is also examined, along with efforts to list shipping companies on the Athens Stock Exchange.

What are the main challenges facing the Greek economy as it recovers from the pandemic?

• Lack of foreign investment

• Energy crisis and inflation

• High unemployment and low tourism

• Political instability and debt

According to Yannis Contopoulos, what is crucial for investment returns in a challenging market?

• Avoiding high-risk sectors

• Following market trends

• Investing in technology

• Finding unique investment stories

What significant event is expected to attract international attention to Greece in 2023?

• Olympic Games

• Athens International Airport IPO

• New shipping regulations

• Tourism summit

Which sectors in Greece are highlighted as performing well despite economic challenges?

• Technology and agriculture

• Healthcare and finance

• Shipping, tourism, and real estate

• Manufacturing and education

What is considered crucial for Greece to achieve developed market status?

• Reducing national debt

• Improving infrastructure

• Political stability and market perception

• Increasing exports

How does Yannis Contopoulos view the impact of politics on economic markets?

• Political debates are irrelevant

• Politics matter if markets react negatively

• Elections are more important than policies

• Politics always have a major impact

What advice does Yannis Contopoulos give to the UK based on Greece's experience?

• Increase foreign investments

• Stick to traditional strengths

• Focus on innovation

• Reduce public spending