Thessaloniki to discuss Cyprus and northern Greece investments — Cyprus Mail

The third Cyprus-Greece Business Meetings summit, dedicated to cross-border investment and business cooperation between Cyprus and the northern regions of Greece, will take place in the Greek city of Thessaloniki on October 5. The event will be hosted by the Thessaloniki Chamber of Commerce and Industry and will run from 17:00 to 20:00.

Representatives of governments, institutions and businesses from Cyprus and northern Greece are expected to attend the meeting. As Cyprus Mail reports, the event is organised by FMW Financial Media Way jointly with the Thessaloniki Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Summit participants and topics

Among the announced speakers are Greece’s Deputy Minister of the Interior responsible for Macedonia and Thrace, Konstantinos Gioulekas; Cyprus’ consul in Thessaloniki, Konstantinos Polycarpou; Enterprise Greece President Dimitris Skalkos; and other officials.

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Representatives of the two regions are expected to present the conditions and prospects for investment, as well as sectors where joint commercial projects are possible. Participants will examine the institutional, tax and legal frameworks of Cyprus and Greece that may help promote investment.

Access to broader markets

One of the main topics will be the use of Cyprus and northern Greece as platforms for companies to enter other markets. In particular, the summit will consider the possibility for Cypriot companies to use Thessaloniki as a base for expanding operations in the Balkans. At the same time, Cyprus may become a platform for companies from northern Greece seeking to enter Arab markets.

Representatives of Invest Cyprus, Enterprise Greece, Keve, the Cyprus-Greece Business Association, banks, investment organisations and funds, auditing and law firms have also been invited to the event. The programme provides for business networking and discussion of potential partnerships between companies from the two regions.