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Organizers Virtual Brieﬁng Session INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN GREECE June 8, 2021 10:00 a.m. New York time | 5:00 p.m. Athens time Agenda 10:00 a.m. NY Welcome Addresses 5:00 p.m. ATH Socrates Lazaridis CEO Athens Exchange Group Nikolaos Bakatselos President American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce 10:15 a.m. NY The rebound of the Greek economy 5:15 p.m. ATH Christos Staikouras Minister of Finance, Hellenic Republic 10:30 a.m. NY Greece: An investment-friendly destination 5:30 p.m. ATH Adonis Georgiadis Minister of Development & Investments, Hellenic Republic 10:45 a.m. NY Opportunities in post-pandemic Greece 5:45 p.m. ATH Alex Patelis Chief Economic Adviser to Greece’s Prime Minister, Hellenic Republic In Conversation with: Maria Tadeo, Europe Reporter, Bloomberg Organizers 11:05 a.m. NY The Greek Capital Market and the Banking Sector: 6:05 p.m. ATH Outlook & Prospects Vassiliki Lazarakou Chair Hellenic Capital Market Commission In Conversation with: Sotiris Nikas, Athens Bureau Chief, Bloomberg Fokion Karavias CEO Eurobank Christos Megalou CEO Piraeus Bank Pavlos Mylonas CEO National Bank of Greece Vassilis Psaltis CEO Alpha Bank Moderator: Sotiris Nikas, Athens Bureau Chief, Bloomberg 12:00 p.m. NY The impact of the Recovery Fund on the Greek economy 7:00 p.m. ATH - Investment opportunities in Energy Sector Konstantinos Skrekas Minister of Environment & Energy, Hellenic Republic Theodoros Skylakakis Alternate Minister of Finance for Fiscal Policy, Hellenic Republic Moderator: Vassilis Kostoulas, Managing Editor, Money Review-Kathimerini Publishing 12:30 p.m. NY The U.S. Perspective 7:30 p.m. ATH David Burger Deputy Chief of Mission Embassy of the United States of America in Athens Organizers 12:40 p.m. NY Closing Remarks 7:40 p.m. ATH George Handjinicolaou Chairman Athens Stock Exchange, Piraeus Bank & Hellenic Bank Association 12:50 p.m. NY End of Session 7:50 p.m. ATH.

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