Cyprus-Greece business summit to explore investment ties in Thessaloniki

Thessaloniki, Greece. Cyprus and northern Greece will explore opportunities for cross-border investment and business cooperation at the third Cyprus-Greece Business Meetings Summit on October 5.

The event will be held from 5pm to 8pm at the Thessaloniki Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Participants and organisers

The summit will bring together government officials, institutional bodies and businesses from Cyprus and northern Greece.

Speakers will include Deputy Minister of Interior responsible for Macedonia and Thrace Konstantinos Gioulekas, Cyprus’ consul in Thessaloniki Konstantinos Polykarpou, Enterprise Greece president Dimitris Skalkos and other officials.

The event is organised by FMW Financial Media Way in cooperation with the Thessaloniki Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Investment and business cooperation

The summit aims to facilitate an exchange of views between institutional representatives and businesses from the two regions.

Institutional representatives will present investment conditions and prospects in Cyprus and northern Greece, as well as sectors offering opportunities for joint business activity.

Discussions will focus on developing partnerships, presenting investment proposals and strengthening business ties. Networking and business contacts during the event will allow companies to discuss potential partnerships and other forms of commercial cooperation.

Access to wider markets

A key focus will be investment opportunities between Cyprus and northern Greece and the potential for businesses to use each location as a gateway to wider markets.

Participants will examine Thessaloniki’s potential to serve as a base for Cypriot companies expanding into the Balkans, while Cyprus could provide a platform for northern Greek businesses seeking to enter Arab markets.

The summit will also consider the institutional, tax and legal frameworks in Cyprus and Greece and how they can support investment promotion.