Through strategic initiatives and commitment to sustainable growth, Greece and India are creating a pathway for enhanced connectivity.
Fostering bilateral trade relations between Greece and India through strategic initiatives and diplomatic collaboration.
Supporting the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor for enhanced connectivity and trade infrastructure.
Promoting sustainable maritime growth and ocean-based economic development across the Mediterranean-Indian Ocean corridor.
Strengthening economic ties that promote regional stability and resilience in today's globalised world.
The visit of India's Prime Minister to Athens in August 2023 marked a turning point in Greece-India relations, opening new avenues for economic cooperation and cultural exchange.
Subsequently, the Greek Prime Minister's visit to New Delhi in February 2024 further cemented the strategic partnership, with both nations committing to enhanced collaboration in trade, technology, defense, and the blue economy.
The Hellenic-Indian Chamber of Commerce & Economy plays a pivotal role in translating these diplomatic achievements into tangible business opportunities for companies in both countries.
Aug 2023
PM Modi visits Athens
Feb 2024
PM Mitsotakis visits New Delhi
"Greece and India share a historic partnership rooted in culture, trade, and a shared vision for a connected, prosperous future."
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The Hellenic-Indian Chamber of Commerce & Economy has signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with the University of Patras to strengthen academic and scientific ties between Greece and India, promote joint initiatives in education and research, and foster closer links between academia and business.
The Hellenic-Indian Chamber of Commerce & Economy has signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with TÜV AUSTRIA under the EUTOPIA programme for the training and certification of Indian candidates in construction, hospitality, agriculture and logistics, supporting their professional preparation and organised, lawful labour mobility between Greece and India.
A business visit to Kefalonia and Corfu from 6–12 October 2026 brought together representatives from India and Sweden to explore trade and tourism partnerships. Hellenic-Indian Chamber President Angelos Tsavdaris accompanied Indian Ambassador Ravi Shankar to a meeting with regional leadership, supporting closer economic ties between Greece and India.
