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On June 21, 2026, Greece's Ministry of Digital Governance launched a public electronic consultation on a draft law implementing Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 of the European Parliament and Council on artificial intelligence (AI Regulation). The consultation, conducted through Greece's Open Government platform, seeks public input on proposed measures to transpose the EU AI Regulation into Greek law. The draft law aims to amend Law 4961/2022 and introduce additional provisions necessary to implement the EU AI Regulation framework within Greece's legal system. The AI Regulation, adopted by the European Parliament and Council on June 13, 2024, establishes a risk-based approach to AI systems, setting requirements for high-risk AI applications, transparency obligations, and governance structures. The Greek implementation will align national legislation with these EU-wide requirements, ensuring compliance across public and private sectors operating within Greece's jurisdiction. The consultation enables stakeholders, including government bodies, private enterprises, civil society organisations, and individual citizens, to review the proposed legislative measures and submit comments. This public engagement process forms part of Greece's Open Government Partnership commitments to enhance transparency and democratic participation in policymaking. The consultation platform tracks engagement metrics, with the Open Government initiative reporting 1,263 total consultations, 429,268 comments submitted, and participation across multiple government ministries and regional authorities. Stakeholders wishing to participate in the consultation should submit their responses through Greece's Open Government portal. The specific deadline for comment submission and the expected publication date for consultation responses should be confirmed through the official Open Government website.