ENDPOINT

摘要

Last year GIM International took the opportunity to interview the general director of the Greek Cadastre, Akis Markatos. Earlier in 2014, work had started on the completion of the cadastral registration in Greece. More than 60 percent of the territory still had to be surveyed, and the project was destined to be completed by 2020. The IT infrastructure had been set up, new laws passed, 28 survey projects tendered, and a new board and management were in place at the National Cadastre and Mapping Agency. Now, one year later, not much seems to have changed and there are still many challenges to overcome. The interview from June 2014, which is still relevant today, illustrates just how important a well-functioning cadastre is in helping the Greek government to find a way out of the debt crisis.