The President of DIPA -Collaboration Marios Karoyan and a delegation of the party had a meeting with the State Aid Control Officer Stella Michailidou and officials on Wednesday, during which they were briefed by the Registrar on the work they are doing and the plans of the Service for the future, with priority given to the monitoring of the Recovery and Resilience Plan.
A statement from the DIPA said that particular attention was given to the European Union's Exemptions Regulations, which must be exploited to a greater extent by our country, as well as the need for each competent Ministry to call for similar programs that can be positively utilized by citizens and which fall under these Regulations.
Furthermore, the particular importance of the Central Register of State Aid for minor projects under the Deminimis programme was highlighted, while the new state aid programmes in connection with the pandemic and the war in Ukraine were also discussed.
President Karoyan, according to the statement, referred to the importance of the work of the State Aid Control Office and assured that the DPA-Cooperation will play a consultative and constructive role, so that on the one hand the country and our fellow citizens will benefit from the necessary state aid, and on the other hand the country's image abroad will be improved.
The accumulated knowledge and experience of the Service, in a wide range of responsibilities such as energy, the primary sector, trade, the environment and especially research and innovation must be utilized to better train our state services, Mr. Karoyan said.
Source: CNA
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