China
wants to invest in Greece’s airports, railways and its busiest port,
the two countries have said, as the country where the euro debt crisis
began seeks a role as China’s gateway into Europe.
Read more: Greece seeks role as China’s ‘gateway to Europe’
Chinese premier Li Keqiang is on a three-day trip to Greece
to strengthen economic ties between the nations, who have drawn closer
since China’s Cosco Pacific won a 35-year concession in 2009 to upgrade
and run two container cargo piers at the Piraeus port.
Greece, which relies on bailout loans from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund, desperately needs foreign investment to spur growth and create jobs as it struggles to exit a six-year recession.
Read more: Greece seeks role as China’s ‘gateway to Europe’
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