Abstract

Greece with its strategic location in Europe developed infrastructure and access to regional and global markets presents significant potential for attracting multinational firms. This research analyzes the factors that influence Greece’s attractiveness for multinational corporations (MNCs) including political stability economic incentives regulatory environment labor market conditions and industry-specific opportunities. By examining historical trends policy frameworks and economic indicators the study identifies sectors with high potential for foreign direct investment and evaluates the strategic advantages Greece offers to global firms. Methodologically the research employs a mixed-method approach combining qualitative policy analysis with quantitative evaluation of economic and trade data. Findings indicate that Greece’s competitive advantages in tourism shipping renewable energy and technology sectors make it an appealing destination for multinational investment. The study provides