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Delphi Economic Forum | 6/4/2022 INTEGRATING INDUSTRY 4.0 AND CIRCULAR ECONOMY

The Annual Meeting of the Delphi Economic Forum VII: New Realities, will be taking place between April 6-9, 2022, marking a much-longed return to our customary premises of the town of Delphi. As every year, Delphi Economic Forum will seek to explore answers to the most vexing questions of our times: How to build back better and more resilient Societies following the Pandemic crisis. How to navigate through the pitfalls of division and discontent. How to re-think deeply entrenched beliefs in Foreign Policy, Security and Economic Growth, and better prepare for an ever changing and fast-paced world. KPMG in Greece @ #DelphiForum Once again, KPMG in Greece supports the Delphi Economic Forum and demonstrates expertise and know-how with our professionals. 6/4 | 17.35: INTEGRATING INDUSTRY 4.0 AND CIRCULAR ECONOMY  Manolis Grafakos, Secretary General, Ministry of Energy, Hellenic Republic  George Kremlis, Principal Advisor to the Greek PM, for Energy, Climate, Environment & Circular Economy  Vassilios Kaminaris, Partner, Head of Audit, KPMG  Athanasios Kefalas, President. Greek Mining Enterprises Association & Chairman, IMERYS  Lavrentis Alvertis, General Manager, Polygreen Group of Companies  Lena Belsi, CEO, Geocycle Hellas, Member Heracles Group Chair: Marina Protonotariou, Journalist, mononews.gr Regarding the goal set by the government within the next two years to eliminate the disgraceful fines for illegal landfills, the secretary general for Energy, Manolis Grafakos spoke, among other things, in the context of the 7th Delphi Forum that is taking place April 6-9. He characteristically stated: “We want to leave behind the management of yesterday. The national waste management plan has been drafted and is in force. We were champions in illegal landfills. We have reduced the fines by 40%. The government wants to enable citizens who want to separate waste. And it motivates them. I want to be fair. The drop in fines began with the previous government eight years ago. We want to believe that we will close the illegal landfills.” Vassilis Kaminaris, Partner, Head of Audit, of KPMG presented the results of a recent report, emphasizing that the global turnover is only 8.6% and explaining that this is very low and we must understand that individual lights are not enough examples. “We need to increase the geometry of the circularity. How is this going to be done? What changes should I make to my model? How do I apply it? Companies need to understand what the circular economy is, integrate it into the organization’s DNA, understand the upcoming change in legislation and how to incorporate these changes into its model. At the same time, the provision of incentives and pressure on companies should be intensified. This pressure comes from the citizens. This means that consumer information should be intensified,” he concluded.