The Ministry of Energy, Commerce, and Industry informs us that within the framework of the EU strategy for economic security, a Commission Expert Group on controlling outbound investments from the EU to third countries has been established and meets in Brussels.
The Group aims to investigate the possible adoption of measures to control outbound investments in high-tech sectors, which, if carried out freely, may become detrimental to the economic security of the EU. In particular, the need to control artificial intelligence, software, quantum computers, semiconductors, biotechnology, and technologies that can be used for both civil and military use, is first examined. It is also being examined whether the possible controls will concern investments intended for specific countries, such as China.
It is noted that the European Commission is seeking views on its proposal for targeted identification and analysis of selected outbound investments from the EU, to determine the nature and extent of the risks associated with such investments and the need for measures. The public consultation requested by the Commission will contribute to a specific decision that may be binding on the Member States.
100% SUBSIDIZED BY THE HRDA
«MANAGING DIGITAL LOYALTY PROGRAMMES»
NICOSIA, 23 & 24 / 04/ 2024 (CCCI Premises)
Conducting Hours: 08:30-17:00
Conducting Language: English
Discussions and interventions can also be done in the Greek language.
Trainer: Philip Ammerman
The program is addressed to: Owners, General Managers, Managers and Assistant Managers of Departments and generally to Senior Officers and Officers of companies and organizations who have a responsible position regarding sales, customer service, marketing, and strategic planning, in general.
Main subject to be covered:
-Understanding Digital Loyalty Programmes
-Strategic Analysis
-Customer Experience
-Incentive Design
-Technology Selection & Implementation
-Running Loyalty Campaigns
-ROI Evaluation and Monitoring
Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices – Annual Rate of Change 2,1%
The HICP rose by 2,1% between February 2023 and February 2024, and increased by 0,8% in the month between January 2024 and February 2024. For the period January – February 2024, the HICP rose by 2,1% compared to the corresponding period of the previous year. (Table 1)
