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5 Mar 2026
Eurobank highlights role in India–Cyprus–Europe financial corridor after India-Cyprus Summit 2026

Nicosia, Cyprus. Eurobank said it highlighted its role in strengthening the India–Cyprus–Europe financial corridor during the recently held India-Cyprus Summit 2026. The event was organised by the High Commission of India in Cyprus and focused on investment, innovation and human capital.


Summit focus and Eurobank participation

Eurobank said the summit emphasised strengthening bilateral relations between India and Cyprus, positioning Cyprus as a regional services hub, and the bank’s role in supporting economic connectivity between Europe and India.

The bank said its participation reflected its position as a key financial enabler of India-Greece-Cyprus cooperation and highlighted its growing involvement in one of the world’s fastest-growing major economies.

Bank activity linked to India

Eurobank reported that over the past two years the Eurobank Group has become one of the most active European banking organisations operating in connection with India, citing its capital base, expertise across banking, investment and insurance services, and its European footprint.

India-Greece-Cyprus Business & Investment Council

Eurobank said its strategy centres on the India-Greece-Cyprus (IGC) Business & Investment Council, established at the bank’s initiative in cooperation with the Indian Chamber of Commerce and institutional stakeholders from the three countries.

According to the bank, the IGC is designed as a coordinated platform to promote trade and investment in high value-added sectors including infrastructure, technology, energy, shipping, financial services, tourism and innovation.

Statements on intelligent infrastructure

“The IGC represents a strategic commitment to building Intelligent Infrastructure as the foundation of long-term growth,” said Fairfax Digital Services president and chief executive officer Sanjay Tugnait.

“Financial connectivity must be matched by digital capability, resilient data architecture, and trusted AI systems,” he added.

Tugnait also said that “investment in intelligent infrastructure is not optional it is the underlying pillar of economic strength and societal progress in the digital era.”

“Those who build it with foresight and discipline will help shape a more secure and prosperous future,” he said.


What role do you see for Cyprus in supporting economic connectivity between Europe and India?

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