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Contribution of European Programs to Development – Competitiveness – Innovation and Generally to the Economy for the Region of Peloponnese Over the Last 20 Years in the Field of Manufacturing

Abstract:
The European Union plays a very important role in promoting regional development, competitiveness in the Member States, innovation and a range of strategic funding initiatives. Over the last 20 years, the Peloponnese region in Greece has benefited significantly from these programmes, particularly in the manufacturing sector. This work aims to examine the contribution of European programmes to the economic transformation and development of the Pelo ponnese, focusing on the manufacturing industry in the region. European programmes play a crucial role in the transformation of the manufacturing sector in the Peloponnese re gion, providing financial support and promoting a culture of innovation and sustainability, where these programmes have enabled significant economic growth. The region continues to benefit from European Union funding and is well positioned to achieve further growth and competitive advantage in the global market. The lessons and successes achieved in the Peloponnese can serve as a model for other regions that wish to reap the benefits that the European Union offers through integration and support. It focuses on innova tion, sustainability and competitiveness, while continuing to thrive and contribute significantly to the economic devel opment of Greece. Future programmes should continue to address the specific needs of the region, while ensuring that the manufacturing sector remains a key driver of economic growth [1]. In conclusion, the European Union’s commit ment to regional development through various funding programmes has a profound impact on the Peloponnese, [2].