Greece's Brain Gain: A New Era
Greece's government has released new data indicating a potential shift from brain drain to brain gain. Labor and Social Security Minister Niki Kerameus announced that the "Rebrain Greece" platform, launched in 2023, is gaining momentum.
The platform has attracted over 2,000 registered workers and businesses, and aims to bring highly skilled Greek professionals back to the country. Kerameus met with representatives of over 30 companies participating in the upcoming Rebrain Greece event in New York.
Rebrain Greece provides a platform for Greeks living abroad to explore career prospects in their homeland. Similar events have been held in Amsterdam, Stuttgart, Düsseldorf, and London.
The "Rebrain Greece" platform is gaining momentum in its mission to bring highly skilled Greek professionals back to the country.
Author's summary: Greece shifts from brain drain to brain gain.
- Over 2,000 registered workers and businesses
- Rebrain Greece events held in multiple cities
- Platform connects Greek diaspora with job opportunities in Greece
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