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Greece's economy in 2020 hit by coronavirus pandemic
(MENAFN) On Friday, Mar. 5 provisional official data revealed that Greek economy contracted 8.2 percent annually last year amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
Figures by ELSTAT, the national statistical service of the country showed that the Aegean country's gross domestic product (GDP) stood at 168.5 billion euro (USD192.1 billion), a decrease from about USD218 billion in the previous year.
Procedures against coronavirus impacted a number of economic activities around the world, comprising manufacturing, travel, and tourism domains.
Greece's economy is principally anchored in tourism activities.
Figures by ELSTAT, the national statistical service of the country showed that the Aegean country's gross domestic product (GDP) stood at 168.5 billion euro (USD192.1 billion), a decrease from about USD218 billion in the previous year.
Procedures against coronavirus impacted a number of economic activities around the world, comprising manufacturing, travel, and tourism domains.
Greece's economy is principally anchored in tourism activities.
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