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-Merkel Does Not Rule Out Forgiving Some Greek Debt After 2014
-Blackstone Group Invests $700 Million In Greek Shipping Group With New LPG
Joint Venture
-U.S. investment firm Japonica Partners, which made a surprise offer for up
to -billion of Greek government bonds in June, said earlier this month it
was one of the largest owners of the bonds.
-U.S. hedge fund Third Point earlier this year bought a stake in Energean
Oil & Gas, a small Greek oil producer
-Canadian investment fund Fairfax Holdings has become the third-biggest
shareholder of Greek industrial group Mytilineos , acquiring a 5 per cent
stake worth about 0-million ($41-million), the two companies said on
Monday.
-Fairfax said last week it would spend about 0-million to raise its stake
in Greek property developer Eurobank Properties to 41 per cent from 19 per
cent.
-The first is that Greece will form the heart of the so-called Southern Gas
Corridor, an energy security strategy emanating from Brussels aimed at
weaning Europe off the dominance of Russian gas. The Institute of Economic
and Industrial Research has estimated TAP's total beneficial effect over its
half-century lifespan at some 33bn euros ($43bn), translating into at least
4,300 jobs on an annual basis.
-No less important is the decision by the China Ocean Shipping Company, or
Cosco, to invest $290m in expanding its container port terminal from a
capacity of about 2.5 million 20-foot containers a year to 6.2 or even seven
million
-In 2010, the World Bank’s “Ease of Doing Business” report ranked Greece
109th out of 183 countries, far below any other eurozone economy (with Italy
the second lowest at 78th).
-One of the interesting aspects of the Arab visit is the arrival of
representatives of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company. Our information
indicates that this company is to explore potential opportunities from the
competition for oil exploration in western Greece and initiate talks on
energy issues.
-Arabs investing - Greek goals achieved via Oct 24 negotiations, “Agreement
on Reciprocal Promotion and Protection of Investments” was drawn up and is
to be presented to the EU for approval. The agreement will reinforce the
investment opportunities between the two countries as it assures
entrepreneurs they have a legal system in place if any problems develop.
-Preliminary estimates now are that total offshore oil in Greek waters
exceeds 22 billion barrels in the Ionian Sea off western Greece and some 4
billion barrels in the northern Aegean Sea. [1]
The southern Aegean Sea and Cretan Sea are yet to be explored, so the
numbers could be significantly higher. An earlier Greek National Council for
Energy Policy report stated that “Greece is one of the least explored
countries in Europe regarding hydrocarbon (oil and gas-w.e.) potentials.” [
2] According to one Greek analyst, Aristotle Vassilakis, “surveys already
done that have measured the amount of natural gas estimate it to reach some
nine trillion dollars.
-Blackstone Group Invests $700 Million In Greek Shipping Group With New LPG
Joint Venture
-U.S. investment firm Japonica Partners, which made a surprise offer for up
to -billion of Greek government bonds in June, said earlier this month it
was one of the largest owners of the bonds.
-U.S. hedge fund Third Point earlier this year bought a stake in Energean
Oil & Gas, a small Greek oil producer
-Canadian investment fund Fairfax Holdings has become the third-biggest
shareholder of Greek industrial group Mytilineos , acquiring a 5 per cent
stake worth about 0-million ($41-million), the two companies said on
Monday.
-Fairfax said last week it would spend about 0-million to raise its stake
in Greek property developer Eurobank Properties to 41 per cent from 19 per
cent.
-The first is that Greece will form the heart of the so-called Southern Gas
Corridor, an energy security strategy emanating from Brussels aimed at
weaning Europe off the dominance of Russian gas. The Institute of Economic
and Industrial Research has estimated TAP's total beneficial effect over its
half-century lifespan at some 33bn euros ($43bn), translating into at least
4,300 jobs on an annual basis.
-No less important is the decision by the China Ocean Shipping Company, or
Cosco, to invest $290m in expanding its container port terminal from a
capacity of about 2.5 million 20-foot containers a year to 6.2 or even seven
million
-In 2010, the World Bank’s “Ease of Doing Business” report ranked Greece
109th out of 183 countries, far below any other eurozone economy (with Italy
the second lowest at 78th).
-One of the interesting aspects of the Arab visit is the arrival of
representatives of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company. Our information
indicates that this company is to explore potential opportunities from the
competition for oil exploration in western Greece and initiate talks on
energy issues.
-Arabs investing - Greek goals achieved via Oct 24 negotiations, “Agreement
on Reciprocal Promotion and Protection of Investments” was drawn up and is
to be presented to the EU for approval. The agreement will reinforce the
investment opportunities between the two countries as it assures
entrepreneurs they have a legal system in place if any problems develop.
-Preliminary estimates now are that total offshore oil in Greek waters
exceeds 22 billion barrels in the Ionian Sea off western Greece and some 4
billion barrels in the northern Aegean Sea. [1]
The southern Aegean Sea and Cretan Sea are yet to be explored, so the
numbers could be significantly higher. An earlier Greek National Council for
Energy Policy report stated that “Greece is one of the least explored
countries in Europe regarding hydrocarbon (oil and gas-w.e.) potentials.” [
2] According to one Greek analyst, Aristotle Vassilakis, “surveys already
done that have measured the amount of natural gas estimate it to reach some
nine trillion dollars.
