In 2024, the Greek economy performed strongly and showed dynamic growth with fiscal targeting and a social focus, making full use of national and EU resources, which financed critical projects and reforms for society and the economy.

According to a statement from the Ministry of National Economy and Finance, the €13.3 billion Public Investment Development Programme (PDP), increased by €1.3 billion during the year, was implemented at a rate of 101.25%. The resources channelled to society and the economy in 2024 increased by EUR 2.1 billion compared to 2023. In particular:

• On the national side, resources of EUR 2.46 billion (102.64%) were disbursed.
• In the co-financed part, payments amounted to €7.44 billion (100%).
• In the Recovery and Resilience Fund (RRF), payments amounted to €3.4 billion (103%).

Deputy Minister of Economy and Finance Nikos Papathanasis said. A decisive contribution to this was made by the successful implementation of the Public Investment Development Programme (PIP), which, it should be noted, increased twice over the initial budget to a record 15-year high. In 2025, allocating additional resources to the PDB, which will reach 14.1 billion, We will further accelerate the implementation of the socially oriented development policy of the Kyriakos Mitsotakis governments; we will put our commitments into practice so that every euro of the NSRF 2021-2027, the National Development Programme, and the Recovery Fund will support the resilient and dynamic Greek economy, create even more jobs, and deliver the dividend of growth to society, turning collective prosperity into individual prosperity for our fellow citizens. I warmly thank all the Ministry officials involved, as well as every competent body of the central and general government, who, through their daily work and targeting, helped catalyze the achievement of this national result."

The Secretary General of Public Investment Programme (PIP) and National Development Programme (NDP), Katerina Economou, said: "Through the RDP, the country's development policy was financed in 2024 in a targeted and efficient manner, with record resources for the implementation of critical projects, actions and reforms, while contributing to the achievement of the objectives of the co-financed programs and the CDF. At the same time, 2024 saw a significant increase in funding for projects implemented at the regional level and for natural disaster rehabilitation projects. In 2025, with EUR 14.1 billion directed to public investment, with the implementation of the reform of the APE for faster and more efficient financing and implementation of projects of the co-financed programs, the CDF and the EDF, as well as with the completion of the planning of the new EDF programming period, the real economy and society, and ultimately the country's growth potential, are further strengthened.".