The National Recovery and Resilience Plan Greece 2.0, which is being implemented with funding from the European Union and is in full development, has a Twitter account.

Through the https://twitter.com/greece20gov will communicate developments on the progress of the implementation of Greece 2.0 projects and reforms. The account will also provide information on:

• The institutions
• businesses and citizens to plan upcoming calls
• ways of financing investment projects, etc.

The presence of Greece 2.0 on Twitter coincided with the unveiling by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis of the "Fofi Gennimata" programme for the provision of free preventive mammography to women aged 50 to 69. A flagship project of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, involving €1.3 million. Women.

Greece 2.0 is a comprehensive programme of investment and reform. It includes, in total, 106 investments and 68 reforms, developed under four pillars and will be implemented with 30.5 billion euros from the European Union Recovery and Resilience Fund - NextGenerationEU. It is estimated that A total of €60 billion will be mobilised in investments in the country in the coming years.

Who Greece 2.0 is for

The Program is addressed to all Greek businesses, regardless of size and legal form. They can receive up to 50% of the cost of their investment from the funds of the Greece 2.0. The interest rate will be fixed that is currently formed to 0.35%, as defined in the relevant Ministerial Decision. The investments of the Greece 2.0 focus on the green and digital transition. 37% of their spending will be on climate. Also 20% is earmarked for promoting the digital transition of private enterprises. The final amount of funding for the investment project, from the loans from the Recovery and Resilience Fund, calculated according to the existence of a budget eligible investment expenditure in the five pillars of the loan component of "Greece 2.0", as well as by meeting specific criteria per pillar (Eligibility Assessment Criteria).It is recalled that, for the time being, the following are participating in the Programme seven domestic banksNational Bank, Piraeus Bank, Alpha Bank, Eurobank, Optima Bank, Pankritia Bank and Hellenic Development Bank of Investments. Also two international ones: the European Investment Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.