Cyprus-Greece Business Forum in Athens Strengthens Bilateral Trade Ties
Seventeen Cypriot and 40 Greek companies participated in the Cyprus-Greece Business Forum held on October 8, 2026, in Athens, aiming to enhance commercial ties and explore new partnerships. The forum, organized by the Employers and Industrialists Federation (Oev) and the Hellenic Federation of Enterprises (Sev), gathered businesses across six key sectors, including digital technology, food and hospitality, and sustainability.
During the event, participating companies engaged in targeted business-to-business meetings to present their activities, exchange expertise, and identify potential cooperation opportunities. Organizers emphasized the forum's role in fostering stronger trade relations and reinforcing longstanding economic ties between Cyprus and Greece.
Oev highlighted the positive response and interest from participants as a testament to the forum's effectiveness in promoting business networking. The federation also reiterated its commitment to facilitating the international expansion of Cypriot companies through similar initiatives aimed at expanding trade relations globally.
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