The Peloponnese region is set to enhance its infrastructure with new projects totaling €2.8 million, aimed at improving the road network. These initiatives are designed to bolster road safety, protect against flooding, and enhance the daily lives of residents.
The decision to allocate these funds was made during a meeting of the Peloponnese Regional Committee on July 16, 2025, chaired by Deputy Regional Governor Christos Lampropoulos. The financing will come from the Public Investment Program and local resources.
Breakdown of Approved Projects by Regional Unit:
Arcadia:
- Revitalization projects in Tripoli, Budget: €100,000
- Flood prevention and response through cleaning of streams and rivers, Budget: €300,000
- Flood protection for affected areas with technical interventions in streams and rivers, Budget: €240,000
Corinthia:
- Restoration of damage to the Peloponnese-Patras road network due to natural disasters, Budget: €1,400,000
Laconia:
- Maintenance of technical works within the riverbeds of the Evrota Municipality, Budget: €300,000
- Flood protection in Monemvasia Municipality through cleaning and reconstruction of infrastructure, Budget: €200,000
Argolis:
- Maintenance of national and provincial road networks, Budget: €200,000
Messinia:
- Maintenance and operation services for pumping stations and the Pamissos dam (2025), Budget: €80,000 (including VAT)
In a statement, the Governor of Peloponnese, Dimitris Ptochos, emphasized the commitment to expedite processes, mature projects, and deliver solutions that translate into tangible benefits for citizens. He noted that the approvals from this meeting pertain to critical interventions that enhance protection against natural phenomena, maintain the road network, and serve the daily needs of the populace. The Peloponnese region is dedicated to achieving results for every regional unit and every citizen.
Deputy Governor Christos Lampropoulos added that the Regional Committee reviews and approves projects weekly that focus on safety, prevention, functionality, and quality of life. He assured that they are moving forward with transparency and efficiency, ensuring that resources are effectively utilized where they are most needed.
This information reflects the developments as of July 21, 2025, and may not encompass any changes or updates that have occurred since then.
