Cyprus-Greece Business Meetings Summit to Boost Cross-Border Investment and Cooperation in Thessaloniki
The third Cyprus-Greece Business Meetings Summit will be held in Thessaloniki on October 5, aiming to foster cross-border investment and business cooperation between Cyprus and northern Greece. The event, from 5pm to 8pm at the Thessaloniki Chamber of Commerce and Industry, will bring together government officials, institutional representatives, and business leaders from both regions.
Key speakers include Deputy Minister of Interior Konstantinos Gioulekas, Cyprus’ consul in Thessaloniki Konstantinos Polykarpou, and Enterprise Greece president Dimitris Skalkos. The summit will focus on developing partnerships, presenting investment proposals, and strengthening business ties by highlighting opportunities for joint ventures in sectors identified during the event.
Participants will explore how Thessaloniki can serve as a strategic base for Cypriot companies expanding into the Balkans, while Cyprus could act as a platform for northern Greek firms entering Arab markets. Institutional, tax, and legal frameworks supporting investment in both regions will also be examined, with the goal of facilitating sustainable commercial cooperation beyond their domestic markets.
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