ATHENS (Reuters) – In the search for capital Greece has now still put the largest port in the country in the window . That writes the German weekly Der Spiegel Saturday. The sale of a majority stake of 67% in the port of Piraeus should take place within a few weeks.
In the formation of the new Greek government led by the leftist party SYRIZA, an end would be made to the policy of cuts and privatization . Now the new authorities seem nevertheless succumbed due to the acute financial distress. The previous government of Prime Minister Antonis Samaras was planning to do the port of hand.
According to reports from China investors would want to incorporate the seaport of Piraeus. For example, the Chinese state-owned COSCO since 2009 an interest in the container port, which also already operates.
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