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Hard Rock International Appeals Against Hellenic Gaming Commission’s Casino Decision
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Hard Rock International has submitted its appeal against the rejection of its tender for a new casino in Greece.
Two weeks ago, it was reported that Hard Rock International was unhappy at the rejection and felt that the firm had been “wrongly disqualified” and that there was a clear conflict of interest with regards to the opposition companies tendering for the project.
“Based upon the evidence gathered, Hard Rock believes the outcome of the initial decision was improperly determined. Hard Rock remains confident in its submission and firmly believes its proposal is the best for Hellinikon and Greece. We are confident that the judicial and administrative systems, whether in Greece or the EU, will recognise that Hard Rock International has been unfairly treated. Hard Rock remains supportive of the current Greek administration and is hopeful that Prime Minister Mitsotakis will personally take action to investigate the claims put forth in our appeal and work toward his administration’s promise of a business-friendly environment and a bright future for the country of Greece,” Hard Rock International stated.
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