Greece’s 2 billion euros of tourism
reports Mehr News Agency , the economic sector of the Iranian Embassy in Greece, in a report entitled” Greek Economy in Year 2 and its prospects in Year 2 “: The Greek economy maintained its strong growth in year 6 and GDP. The domestic increased this year. Accordingly, Greek GDP (GDP) of Greece reached $ 1.5 billion this year. Greece’s per capita income is also determined by $ 1.5 worth of nominal value and $ 4.9 based on purchasing power.
The unemployment rate in Greece has risen by 4.9 percent in year 2, the lowest of the year. The country’s inflation rate also reached about 4.9 percent this year, indicating relative stability of prices and proper inflation control in the country’s economy.
According to the report, the Greek trade deficit reached € 1.5 billion in the first six months of the year, up 4.9 percent compared to the same period of the year. The value of Greek exports in the first six months of the year reached € 1.5 billion, down from 4.9 percent compared to the same period of year 2 (€ 1.5 billion). Also, the value of Greek imports from January to October 2 was € 1.5 billion, which increased by 4.9 percent compared to the relative period (€ 1.5 billion).
The report has been one of the most important structural weaknesses of the Greek economy in recent years, which is still evident in year 6.
The Greek tourism industry, as one of the most successful economic sectors of Greece, has improved significantly and the number of foreign visitors this year with a 5 % increase compared to Year 2 was over 2 million tourists and tourism revenues reached € 5 billion.
The report shows that Greek industrial production has experienced pension growth in year 2 and increased by 4.9 percent compared to last year, mainly due to growth in manufacturing sectors such as It has been food, beverages, non -metallic minerals and base metal products. Production in the construction sector has also grown in year 6 and increased by 4.9 percent compared to last year.
According to the report, Greece’s public debt over GDP decreased by approximately 2 % compared to year 2 compared to year 2. According to Greece, its public debt, which is the highest in the euro area, reduced from 2 % to GDP to 2 percent per year. Also, in year 2, the return of Greek government bonds declined and the country’s credit rating reached the level of investment.
The report said: Greece’s future prospects in year 2, with economic growth of 4.9 percent, mainly forecast strongly due to private consumption and investment. However, inflation is expected to decline by about 2 percent in year 2, especially due to the decline in food inflation, non -energy industrial goods and services. Pre -payment of debt is also expected to reduce the country’s public debt by 5 billion euros. However, the financial policy in the period of 1-8 will be relatively expansion and is mainly supported by the increase in financing investment costs from EU resources.
According to the IMF statistics for Year 2, the Greek economy is the fifty-second largest economy in the world in terms of purchasing power (PPP), and this country is the country. Has been the 16th largest EU economy and the 11th in the euro zone.
