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Our Chamber publishes:
~ Bimonthly Economic Bulletin exclusive for our members with upcoming events in the Arab world
~ Bimonthly Magazine with news of our members and other events and activities of our Chamber in Greece and the Arab world, distributed electronically and in hard copy format to a strong database of recipients in Greece and the Arab countries, to the Arab Federations and Chambers of Commerce and to professional business societies
~ Directories of its Members in Greece and the Arab world
Our Chamber also provides:
~ Information on Companies in the Arab World upon request of its members
~ Statistical Information on Trade Balance between Greece and the Arab World in various sectors
~ Checking of commercial documentation related to Greek exports to the Arab world and rendering services to its members by undertaking, on their behalf, the whole legalization procedure
~ Translation from/to Greek, Arabic and English and vice versa
~ Introducing of business proposals from the Arab or Greek companies looking for contacts in Greece or in the Arab countries
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The recent escalation of tariff disputes has given rise to a new, often unconventional approach to online trade negotiations—one that has taken many nations by surprise and forced a re-evaluation of global economic dynamics. While the direct impact on the Arab countries may be relatively limited, it nonetheless presents an opportunity as the Arab region dominates energy trade and controls 12% of global maritime traffic. By leveraging their resources and fostering regional trade partnerships, they can transform this disruption into a catalyst for growth across multiple sectors.
In this context, we are proud to present the 2nd Arab-Hellenic Maritime Conference, held under the theme “Cooperation Among Sea Neighbours.” This event builds on the strong foundation of our inaugural conference, which was met with enthusiasm and featured robust participation from officials and industry professionals alike.
Greece, with its longstanding maritime tradition and leadership in global shipping, continues to set an example. The country has made significant advancements in port infrastructure and associated services—efforts that resonate with the maritime ambitions of the Arab world. Situated at a pivotal junction connecting Asia, Africa, and Europe, many Arab nations have begun capitalizing on their geographic advantage, investing in modern port facilities and expanding commercial fleets. As a result, several are emerging as competitive players on the international maritime stage.
We anticipate even greater success for this year’s Conference, both in scope and participation. The strong support from Greek governmental bodies— namely the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Maritime and Insular Policy, and Development—as well as endorsements from the Union of Arab Chambers and the Federation of GCC Chambers, is both encouraging and deeply appreciated.
As we look ahead to welcoming you on June 25–26 at the Divani Caravel Hotel in Athens, we are also pleased to share that two business missions are planned for this year: one in September and another in early December. As always, our annual flagship event, the 14th Arab-Hellenic Economic Forum is set for 26-27 November. We hope you will consider joining us for these valuable opportunities.
We look forward to seeing you in June.
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The Arab-Hellenic Chamber will convene the "2nd Arab-Hellenic Maritime Conference" on June 25-26, 2025, in Athens, Greece. This event builds on the success of the inaugural conference held in July 2023, which brought together distinguished executives and government officials from Greece and the Arab world.
The Arab countries are situated in a pivotal location in the international sea routes. This geographical position as well as their predominance as an exporter of energy and other natural resources, mobilized some Arab countries to advance their status in all maritime sectors, increasing the number of their fleet, modernizing their ports, and improving related services. These countries have thus made significant strides to reach the pinnacle of their standing in the maritime sector.
Greece has been a sea power since ancient times, boasting the longest coastline in the Mediterranean and the third longest in Europe. Shipping has always been intertwined with Hellenic civilization, serving as a source of wealth and pride for the Greek people. Today, Greece owns and controls over 5.200 ships, representing 21% of the global merchant fleet, contributing 8% to the country’s GDP. Greece continues to maintain and enhance its status in the maritime sector and plans to revitalize its shipbuilding, repair, and maintenance industries, which will transform Greece into a shipbuilding hub while providing significant investment opportunities in its various ports.
The strength of the Arab-Hellenic Chamber derives from its privilege of being the sole representative of all Arab Federations and Chambers of Commerce in Greece. Because of this distinction, the Chamber has been able to effectively play a significant role in opening and strengthening channels of communication between Greek and Arab businessmen in order to explore potential for cooperation, investment, and trade in all business sectors.
Participation:
The Arab-Hellenic Chamber’s events are known for the good level of organization, selective focal points and sectors and the high level of participation. The sessions and deliberations of this Conference will be addressed by top CEOs and decision-makers, stakeholders in maritime and its various subsectors, along with some distinguished official representatives from Greece and the Arab world.
Sectors and Key Focus Areas:
Recognizing the diverse scope of maritime business activities and their close links to other sectors, the conference will explore in its sessions and deliberations and business meetings relevant issues to the maritime industry, ports infrastructure and services, shipbuilding yards and maintenance, supply chain and logistics, energy and environmental impact, facilitation of industrial and free zones and latest developments and trends in the maritime industries.
Venue: 5* Hotel in Athens
Conference languages: Greek and Arabic (simultaneous interpretation)
Tentative Program
Wednesday, 25 June, 2025
09:00 Registration and Networking
09:45 Opening Ceremony
North African countries and Greece
10:30 First Session: Egypt, Libya, and Greece
Three Mediterranean Sea neighbours with a strategic advantage in international sea routes. The potential to further enhance cooperation among these countries and other Arab sea neighbours is enormous in the maritime industries, services, ports infrastructure, and waste management.
11:30 Second Session: Mauritania, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Greece
This session will explore opportunities for cooperation among the Maghreb countries and Greece in all maritime and port industries.
12:45 Networking Break
North Mashriq Arab Countries and Greece
13:15 Third Session: Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria and Greece
Recent developments in the region suggest new opportunities for cooperation between the North Mashriq countries and Greece with the possibility of transferring Greek technology and know-how in all maritime and port industries.
14:30 Finger food and Networking
15:30 Business meetings among Conference participants
17:00 End of first day’s works
Thursday, 26 June, 2025
09:00 Registration and Networking
09:45 Introduction
The GCC Countries and Greece
The GCC Countries have long recognized the importance of economic diversity, each at its own pace. Recently, some of these countries have attained positive results in this direction. GCC countries equipped with their economic visions and Greece with its status as a world maritime pioneer can engage in further enhancing their cooperation in the maritime and related industries.
10:00 Fourth Session: Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Greece
11:45 Networking Break
12:15 Fifth Session: Bahrain, Oman, United Arab Emirates, and Greece
13:30 Sixth Session: Sudan, Yemen, Somalia, and Greece
These Arab countries offer under-the-radar destinations for pioneering Greek companies interested in exploring business and investment opportunities in unchartered territories.
15:00 Finger food and Networking
16:00 Business meetings among Conference participants
18:00 End of Conference’s works
Gala Dinner Program
19:30 Welcoming guests
20:00 Opening Ceremony
20:30 Traditional Greek & Arabic Folkloric Dances
21:00 Gala Dinner
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The Suez Canal Authority has successfully completed the Suez Canal Southern Sector Development Project, including expansion and duplication, and operating it to serve the global trade. This is part of the ongoing development plan for the waterway, aimed at keeping pace with the current developments in the maritime transport industry and the international shipping community, as well as increasing the level of efficiency and safety in the Suez Canal. The project includes a 10-km duplication in the area from km 122 to km 123, extending the length of the New Suez Canal to 82 km instead of 72 km. The project also includes the expansion and deepening of the southern sector of the Suez Canal, starting from km 132 to km 162, with a width of 40 meters to the east and from a depth of 66 to 72 feet. The project achieves a number of navigational advantages, most notable of which is a 28% increase in the navigational safety factor, a reduction in the effects of water currents on transiting vessels, in addition to increasing the Canal's capacity by 6 to 8 vessels daily, receiving vessels that had not previously crossed the Canal.
Following the 2021 Ever Given incident, the Suez Canal Authority (SCA) assured the global maritime
community that such disruptions would not recur. What concrete measures has the Authority implemented to enhance navigational safety and prevent similar incidents in the future?
The Suez Canal Authority is striving to achieve the highest levels of maritime safety and security in the waterway, which boasts a low incidents rate compared to the number of transiting vessels. This is achieved by having its team of pilots and sailors undergo intensive training and simulation programs for any emergency that may occur to vessels during their transit through the Canal. In addition, SCA has developed a fleet of marine units, including tugs accompanying ships and pilot boats, with 23 different marine units joining the waterway during the past period. The waterway has also been equipped with the latest surveillance technology to monitor and track vessels during its transit voyage, in addition to providing all possible support.
At the same time, the Suez Canal has been developing maritime services and introducing previously unavailable services, such as marine salvage for transiting vessels. It has also signed a contract to build two 190-ton bollard pull salvage tugboats for maritime salvage and potential emergency situations such as groundings and other emergency breakdowns. The development of the
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Southern sector of the Canal, as previously mentioned, has led to a 28% improvement in navigational safety and an increase in the number of vessels due to duplication, with an average of 6 to 8 vessels per day. SCA new maritime services also include crew change service, pollution control, bunkering, ship repair, and marine ambulance.
Looking ahead, the SCA has outlined a strategic vision to transform the Suez Canal into a "Green Canal" by 2030, aligning with Egypt’s broader sustainability goals. Could you elaborate on what this initiative entails and the key steps being taken to achieve it?
The role of Suez Canal is highly significant. The Suez Canal places the environmental dimension at the forefront of its priorities, based on its vital role in ensuring the stability of global supply chains. It constantly strives to maximize its role by adopting an initiative to declare the Suez Canal a “Green Canal” by 2030. This is in line with the Egyptian state’s efforts to achieve sustainable development through a clean, environmentally friendly economy, as well as the efforts of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to reduce emissions from the shipping sector, encouraging the use of clean, carbon-neutral fuels instead of fossil fuels. The Suez Canal has taken numerous measures in the framework of its strategy to declare the Suez Canal as a “Green Canal.” SCA has already begun operating 16 pilot stations along the waterway on a hybrid power system (solar and wind energy) instead of conventional energy. It is also working to build environmentally friendly marine units. Through the Misr Tugboats Factory, as it has already built two AZM tugs, which are among the pioneers of environmentally friendly marine units and feature key machinery that enables them to reduce harmful carbon emissions. These tugs are among 10 marine tugs to be built for the Suez Canal Authority. Furthermore, SCA has worked to convert its fleet of vehicles to run on gas instead of fossil fuels. We have already converted the vehicles of marine pilots working at the Canal to run on natural gas.
Moreover, the Suez Canal saved approximately 55 million tons of carbon emissions and 16 million tons of fuel from 2015 to 2023 for the vessels transiting the Canal, the shortest alternative route to the Cape of Good Hope. The most significant event in recent days was the Suez Canal Authority's launch, in the presence of His Excellency Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, of a service to collect solid waste from vessels transiting through the Suez Canal. ANTIPOLLUTION EGYPT Company was established in partnership with the leading Greek V Group. The service will later be supplemented by the collection of liquid waste and the construction of a plant to convert waste into alternative fuel.
A significant milestone was reached on March 19, 2025, with the signing of an agreement between the SCA and Antipollution Egypt, a subsidiary of Greece’s V Group. This partnership will introduce environmentally friendly logistical services, including solid and liquid waste management. How do you envision this agreement contributing to the Green Canal initiative?
Interview with Vyron Vasileiadis, Founder & Chairman of V Group of Companies
Vyron Vasileiadis: A Visionary Entrepreneur with Core Principles
In this issue, we are proud to have with us Vyron Vasileiadis, Chairman of V Group of Companies, and dear friend of our Chamber, to discuss his Group’s achievements, major milestones and, of course, the significant deal his company, Antipollution Egypt, managed to close with the Suez Canal Authority, to provide Port Reception Facilities and environmental services to all vessels passing through the Suez Canal. It was a long-time coming deal, and Mr. Vasileiadis is sharing with us his business endeavors and his environmental and social concerns.
V Group of Companies is recognized for its cuttingedge solutions, reliability, and commitment to environmental sustainability. Your leadership has positioned V Group of Companies as a pioneer in innovation and environmental responsibility, both in Greece and internationally. Could you share with us the key milestones of your entrepreneurial journey and the philosophy that has guided you to this point?
Thank you — I truly appreciate that. My journey with V Group of Companies began with a clear vision: to bring innovation and environmental integrity to industries that needed it most — both onshore and offshore. One of our early milestones was recognizing that the future of these sectors had to be greener, smarter and more integrated. We invested in state-of-the-art infrastructure, established presence in all key ports of Greece and expanded our footprint internationally — most notably in Egypt with the launch of Antipollution Egypt, aligned with the Suez Canal’s green transition.
I’ve always believed that leadership is not about control — it’s about building trust. And that’s something my team and me personally, try to bring into every aspect of our work, whether it’s with our partners, our teams, or the communities we serve.
Could you elaborate on the specific initiatives and technologies your company employs to drive sustainability across its operations?
Of course. Sustainability isn’t a checkbox for us — it’s embedded in everything we do. Our strategy is built around a clear net-zero emissions philosophy and we’ve taken concrete steps across all levels of our operations to support that, manifesting our zero waste approach to all operations.
In terms of compliance and standards, we strictly
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align with MARPOL regulations — not just to meet requirements, but to exceed them. As the exclusive waste management provider for vessels in key regions like the Suez Canal, we see it as our duty to set a higher bar when it comes to environmental practices at sea. Onshore, we’re transitioning our industrial facilities to run on renewable energy sources. Our plants for example, are moving toward energy autonomy through solar integration. Our new headquarters, designed with sustainability at its core, reflect our long-term commitment to green architecture, energy efficiency and a reduced environmental footprint.
A major milestone has been the launch of our ECO SUEZ I — our flagship anti-pollution vessel, designed with the latest technology to support green maritime operations. It’s a tangible symbol of how innovation and environmental protection can work hand in hand. We’re also actively investing in research and development, particularly in green technologies. Our aim is not just to adapt, but to lead — by developing new solutions that can help entire industries operate more responsibly. At the end of the day, sustainability for us means futureproofing — our business, our environment and the communities we serve.
Strategic Expansion in Egypt & the Arab Region:
One of the Group’s notable achievements is the recent agreement between Antipollution Egypt and the Egyptian Suez Canal Authority to provide Port Reception Facilities to vessels in alignment with international environmental standards. This was a significant milestone, and we understand the journey to this agreement was extensive. Could you walk us through the process, the collaboration with Egyptian authorities, and how this partnership will contribute to Egypt’s ambitious vision of transforming the Suez Canal into a Green Canal by 2030?
This agreement with the Suez Canal Authority marks a defining moment for our Group — and it didn’t happen overnight. It was the result of years of consistent dialogue, mutual trust and a shared commitment to environmental progress. Here, kindly allow me to point out the leadership of His Excellency Admiral Osama Rabie.
From the very beginning, we approached the Egyptian authorities not just as service providers, but as partners. We listened carefully to their vision for the “Green Canal by 2030” and aligned our capabilities with their strategic goals. The Suez Canal is one of the most critical maritime
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just a service provider — we’re a long-term partner in environmental transformation.
What sets us apart is a combination of deep industry knowledge, operational consistency and a forwardthinking mindset. We’ve invested heavily in infrastructure, technology, and human capital to ensure we can deliver high-quality services across land, sea, and port operations — all under a unified, integrated framework. Our presence in all major Greek ports, our specialized facilities and our certified laboratories give us a level of agility and control that few can match. But beyond the infrastructure, it’s our commitment to innovation, regulatory alignment, and net-zero principles that truly differentiate us.
We don’t take shortcuts. We work closely with authorities, respect local communities, and take pride in building solutions that are both sustainable and scalable. That long-term view — paired with the ability to act quickly and responsibly — is what keeps us ahead.
Beyond waste and water management, V Group is also making significant strides in sustainable energy production. Could you shed light on your initiatives in renewable energy, and how they align with the global shift towards green energy solutions?
Absolutely. For us, the shift toward renewable energy isn’t just a trend — it’s a strategic direction that complements our core mission of environmental protection and sustainability. We’ve taken concrete steps to integrate renewable energy solutions into our operations, starting with our own facilities. Our goal is to reduce dependency on conventional energy sources and move toward energy self-sufficiency wherever possible. This includes investing in clean energy infrastructure, optimizing energy use across our plants, and gradually transitioning our operations toward net-zero emissions. These efforts align with our broader environmental philosophy and with global momentum toward decarbonization. We view energy not as a separate sector, but as an essential component of a circular and sustainable economy.
What matters most is that our renewable energy initiatives are not standalone — they are part of a comprehensive approach that connects waste management, resource recovery, and clean energy into a unified environmental strategy.
Your company and family are deeply engaged in philanthropic and social initiatives. Can you share more about V Group’s corporate social responsibility programs and the causes that are most important to you?
This is actually a part of our work that I rarely speak about — not because it’s not important, but because I’ve always believed that actions speak louder than words. For me, true responsibility isn’t something you advertise; it’s something you practice quietly, consistently, and with sincerity. What I can say is that we remain deeply committed to supporting those in need, especially in times of crisis or hardship. It’s not about visibility. It’s about showing up, doing the right thing and doing it without expecting recognition.
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each country. Otherwise, it would have taken me a long time to gather all this information. Kudos to the Arab Hellenic Chamber!
Dimitris Papanikolaou
Executive Director
NOVA CONSTRUCTIONS S.A.
I was honored to participate in the Arab-Hellenic Chamber’s event Doing Business in the Arab World, where I had the opportunity to present the investment landscape in Tunisia and the opportunities available for Greek companies. Engaging with business leaders and stakeholders reinforced the potential for stronger economic ties and fruitful collaborations. The event provided a valuable platform for exchanging insights and fostering connections that can drive future investments.
Stamatios Zachariadis
Head of Office for Economic and Commercial Affairs
EMBASSY OF GREECE IN TUNIS
The event was truly delightful, well-organized, and rich in valuable
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content. We received a lot of useful information and had the opportunity to meet persons who can support Greek businesses in the Arab countries. It was an excellent experience overall!
Triantafyllia Kazani
Operations Manager
PIERIDES TECHNOSYSTEMS S.A.
It was a very well organized event and an excellent opportunity to discuss with colleagues and entrepreneurs about the Arab markets. We exchanged experiences and views, made new acquaintances, and had fruitful meetings.
Maria Foka
First Secretary of Economic and Commercial Affairs
B5 Directorate for Bilateral and Economic Relations (handling Iraq)
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The Arab world has had excellent political and economic relations with Greece over many decades. Nevertheless, as the Arab countries economically grow and advance the sophistication and capabilities of their economies, Greek businesses and the
relevant institutions need to monitor developments and constantly adjust their extrovert model for bilateral trade and investments. Today’s meeting was part of this ongoing process which needs to intensify and especially to focus on a more dynamic presence of Greek businesses in the respective countries.
Konstantinos Zaimis
Business Development Manager
STEELMET
The New Year's Pita Cutting event was a wonderful reminder of the close ties we share with the Arab Hellenic Chamber. At Agrovim, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for the trust and collaboration that continue to grow between us.
John Kyriakopoulos
Export Area Manager
AGRO.VI.M S.A.
The event served as an exceptional platform to explore strategic partnerships and investment opportunities in the aviation sector, strengthening ties between Greece and the Arab world. Through insightful exchanges and dynamic
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Unlocking the Future of Energy Transition: A Deep Dive into DESFA
DESFA Highlights Energy Innovation & Collaboration at its First Event in Kuwait
DESFA, Greece’s Gas Transmission System Operator and KIPIC’s (Kuwait Integrated Petroleum Industries Company) partner in the operation and management of the Al-Zour LNG import terminal, hosted its first event in Kuwait titled “Unlocking the Future of Energy: A Deep Dive into DESFA” on February 12, 2025. The event focused on showcasing innovative strategies and technological advancements, as well as exploring collaboration opportunities to support the energy transition toward more sustainable and cleaner energy systems.
The event brought together industry leaders, government officials, academia and stakeholders from various sectors to explore the evolving energy landscape in Europe and Kuwait and strengthen synergies among the two countries. The forum was designed to provide an in-depth understanding of DESFA's pivotal role in the transmission of natural gas and the company’s active participation in the transition toward renewable energy solutions.
The event honored with their presence His Excellencies the Ambassador of the Hellenic Republic to the State of Kuwait and the Kingdom of Bahrain, Mr. Ioannis Plotas , and the Ambassador of Cyprus in the State of Kuwait, Mr. Andreas Panagiotou .
Opening remarks by DESFA CEO Maria Rita Galli, the Greek Ambassador Ioannis Plotas and Konstantinos Maroulis , DESFA’s LNGI O&M Contractor Representative and Plant Manager at KIPIC, set the stage for an insightful discussion, underscoring the strong partnership between Greece and Kuwait, as well as DESFA’s expertise in
managing world-class gas infrastructure. This was exemplified by the operational excellence recorded at KIPIC’s Al-Zour LNG Terminal and DESFA’s experience with the Revithoussa LNG Terminal, a cornerstone of Southeast European energy security and supply sources diversification.
DESFA CEO, Maria Rita Galli, mentioned during her welcome note: “This day aims to present our company and showcase our extensive experience and presence in Kuwait for the past four years, operating with excellency the KIPIC LNGI Terminal. It is an opportunity for us to share our know-how as a European gas TSO, deploying our efforts to combine our key competencies and expertise to address the energy trilemma: availability, affordability and sustainability.”
The company's executives had the chance to share the best practices and present the integrated energy solutions
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offered by DESFA, as well its efforts in sustainability and ESG reporting, analyzing also the company’s net zero master plan and commitments. During the event, DESFA highlighted its significant efforts to modernize Greece’s energy infrastructure, ensuring energy security, and promoting decarbonization. The company also showcased its various initiatives aimed at integrating green energy sources, such as hydrogen, biomethane, and renewable gases, as well as innovative decarbonization solutions, like carbon capture management and storage, positioning DESFA as a central player in achieving a sustainable energy future.
A dynamic panel featured Mr. Abdullah Al-Ajmi (Team Leader Gas Operations from KIPIC), Mr. Ioannis Chomatas (Chief Asset Development Officer from DESFA) and Mr. Konstantinos Maroulis (KIPIC/LNGI O&M Contractor Representative & Plant Manager from DESFA), offering insights into the key role of LNG as a reliable and cleaner energy source, serving as a bridge fuel on the road to energy transition for both Europe and Kuwait and the importance of advancing the carbon capture storage (CCS) value chain.
DESFA’s event in Kuwait reaffirmed the company’s
commitment to innovation and operational excellence, as a trusted energy partner in the region, exploring collaborative efforts and synergies to accelerate the global transition to cleaner energy.
About the Hellenic Gas Transmission System Operator (DESFA) S.A.
The Hellenic Gas Transmission System Operator (DESFA) S.A. is responsible for the operation, management, use and development of the Hellenic Natural Gas System. Possessing extensive experience and having highly skilled personnel, DESFA is a reliable partner in the framework of the ongoing international energy projects in Southeastern Europe, and beyond. DESFA is the enabler of a sustainable energy future, accelerating Greece’s energy transition towards a decarbonized economy. DESFA shareholders are 34% the Greek State and 66% Senfluga S.A. (formed by Snam, Enagás, Fluxys and Damco).
For additional information concerning DESFA you can visit the following website: www.desfa.gr
For more information please contact: Natasha Chatziantoniou, DESFA, tel. 213 088 4058, email: a.chatziantoniou@desfa.gr
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Enterprise Greece at the International EGYPES 2025 Exhibition Energy Cooperation between Greece and Egypt is Maturing
For another year, Enterprise Greece organized the Greek pavilion at the International Egypt Energy Show (EGYPES), held at Egypt's international exhibition center in Cairo from 17 to 19 February 2025. EGYPES is one of the most significant trade fairs in oil, natural gas, renewable energy sources, and digital transition for the energy sector. It covers the broader region of the Middle East, North Africa, and the Mediterranean, and is held under the patronage of the President of the Arab Republic of Egypt.
This year's event spanned 39,000 square meters and featured over 500 exhibitors from 120 countries across 11 national pavilions. It attracted more than 47,000 visitors, including local and international energy companies exploring business development prospects in Egypt, North Africa, the Middle East, and the Eastern Mediterranean. Visitors also had the chance to learn about the development of new projects, the strategic priorities of energy transition and security, and economic growth in the broader Southeast Mediterranean region. During the trade fair, the Enterprise Greece delegation held a series of meetings aimed at promoting the export of products and services from the Greek energy sector and attracting new investments and business development opportunities. These initiatives are being
shaped by the country’s successful progress toward the green transition and its emergence as a regional energy hub.
Commenting on the country’s presence and the prospects in the energy sector, Enterprise Greece’s CEO, Dr. Marinos Giannopoulos, stated:
"Amid the significant changes in energy supply and security, and given the global shift towards green energy, this sector is experiencing dynamic growth. The substantial increase in the share of renewable energy sources in our energy mix, along with the ongoing upgrade of Greece’s international interconnections with neighboring countries, led to our country recording a negative balance in its international electrical interconnections for the first time in 2024, with the year closing with a surplus for the first time since 2000. This not only confirms our steady progress toward energy self-sufficiency but also signals our gradual transition into an energy exporter. Enterprise Greece will continue to support the internationalization of Greek energy companies through targeted initiatives, including B2B meetings, investor networking events, business missions, and participation in all major international trade fairs and events."
The conference segment of EGYPES 2025, themed
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"Building a Safe and Sustainable Energy Future," featured a series of parallel sessions focusing on topics such as Strategy, Technical Issues, Sustainability, Financing and Investments, and Dialogue with Africa. Particularly notable was the strong Greek presence, with distinguished speakers including the Minister of Environment and Energy, Mr. Th. Skylakakis; the Deputy Minister of Energy and Environment, Ms. A. Sdoukou; the CEO of DESFA, Ms. M. Gali; the CEO of Energean, Mr. M. Rigas; the CEO of HELLENIQ Energy, Mr. A. Siamisis; and the Vice President of the Copelouzos Group, Mr. Th. Achimastos.
During the conference, a Greek-Egyptian Memorandum of Cooperation in carbon capture, storage, and utilization (CCUS) was signed, aimed at exchanging expertise and developing storage facilities between the Ministers of Energy of Greece and Egypt. Additionally,
significant energy projects of Greek interest were showcased, such as the international Greece-Egypt electricity interconnection (GREGY), the research and development of hydrocarbons in the South Ionian region and Crete, the offshore wind development program, and specific CCUS projects currently under development in our country.
At the Greek pavilion, in addition to Enterprise Greece, the companies ASPROFOS ENGINEERING (a member of the Helleniq Energy Group) and EDEYPE S.A. participated. Representing the sectors of technical studies for energy projects, natural gas transportation services, and the management and development of energy resources, these companies conducted significant meetings that resulted in the signing of new contracts, further promoting the internationalization of the sector.
Source: Enterprise Greece Press Office
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Congratulations, Abu Qaysar!
We are pleased to announce that on April 23rd, Mr. Abdullah Al-Giburi, a prominent Iraqi businessman and esteemed member of our Chamber, was elected Vice President of the Council for the Development of the Private Sector of Iraq.
The election took place in the presence of Mr. Ali Rzuki, representative of the Prime Minister's Office, and was supervised by Mr. Maher Guhan, Technical Secretary General of the Ministry of Planning, with the participation of Dr. Hana’ Al-Asadi, Deputy Minister of the Ministry. Out of 28 Council members, 26 participated in the election.
The Council is tasked with formulating a long-term vision and strategic framework aimed at diversifying Iraq’s sources of revenue, with a strong emphasis on private sector engagement. Key priorities include revitalizing small and medium-sized industries and expanding nonoil exports. The ultimate goal is to position the private sector as the primary engine of economic diversification.
We take this opportunity to extend our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Al-Giburi on this significant achievement. Notably, he has recently completed the development of a seven-star hotel, which will host the Kings and Presidents of the Arab States and accompanying delegations participating in the upcoming 34th Arab Summit organized by the Arab League on May 17th, at the Iraqi Government Palace.
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Farewell Luncheon in Honor of H.E. Dr. Saad Alammar
After more than four years of distinguished service, His Excellency Dr. Saad Alammar, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the Hellenic Republic, has concluded his diplomatic mission and returned to his home country. During his tenure, H.E. Dr. Alammar made remarkable contributions to strengthening Saudi-Greek relations across a wide range of sectors. His presence left a profound impact not only on bilateral ties but also on all those who had the privilege of working with him — fellow Arab and non-Arab ambassadors, business leaders, and all of us at the Arab-Hellenic Chamber.
In his dual role as Ambassador and Dean of the Council of Arab Ambassadors, H.E. Dr. Alammar was a steadfast supporter of the Chamber’s initiatives. His commitment and cooperation were instrumental in enhancing Saudi Arabia's active participation in our events and activities.
To mark the conclusion of his assignment, the newly appointed Dean of Arab Ambassadors, H.E. Mr. Muayed Saleh, Ambassador of the Republic of Iraq, hosted a farewell luncheon on Wednesday, April 23rd. In his remarks, H.E. Ambassador Saleh expressed sincere appreciation for H.E. Dr. Alammar’s professionalism, leadership, and friendship, and extended best wishes for continued success upon his return to Saudi Arabia.
In his address, H.E. Dr. Alammar warmly thanked his colleagues — ambassadors and chargés d’affaires — for their friendship and support, and conveyed his best wishes for their ongoing missions in Greece.
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Farewell Luncheon in Honor of H.E. Dr. Saad Alammar
The event also featured the presentation of commemorative trophies to H.E. Dr. Alammar by the Arab Ambassadors and by Mr. Rashad Mabger, Secretary General of the ArabHellenic Chamber, who expressed his heartfelt gratitude for H.E. Dr. Alammar’s consistent support of the Chamber’s work and his valuable contributions in his capacity as both Ambassador and Dean.
We at the Arab-Hellenic Chamber extend our deepest appreciation to His Excellency Dr. Saad Alammar. We thank him for his exemplary service, dedication, and friendship, and wish him every success in his future endeavors.
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New Secretary General for the French –Arab Chamber of Commerce
Mrs. Rayanne Kanaan has been appointed by the Union of Arab Chambers as the new Secretary General of the French – Arab Chamber of Commerce (CCFA).
Mrs. Kanaan is assuming her duties as of May 2025. This appointment comes at a right time for our sister Chamber.
The appointment of Mrs. Kanaan is a big on her personally and professionally to enhance and elevate the work and activities of the French-Arab Chamber in Paris and contribute to further increasing the balance of trade and investment between France and the Arab countries.
Mrs. Kanaan is a French-Lebanese expert in public affairs, governance, and auditing, with over 11 years of international professional experience, particularly in the energy, finance, and insurance sectors.
Prior to her appointment at the CCFA, she was Head of Public Affairs and Advocacy at TotalEnergies in Paris, where she led influence strategies, represented the company in professional forums and European institutions (European Commission, Solar Power Europe), and participated in the formulation of public policies related to the energy sector.
She previously worked as an internal auditor and audit mission coordinator at TotalEnergies, leading missions in more than 20 countries worldwide, focusing on governance, compliance, anti-money laundering, and data protection laws. She also held similar positions at Coface for Trade and Crédit Agricole Bank.
Mrs. Kanaan holds a Master's degree with honors from the National School of Administration (ENA) in France, and a Master's degree in Governance and Strategy from
the University of Paris Dauphine. She has also completed professional training at the Institute of Higher Studies for National Security and Defense (IHEDN), a section of the French Ministry of the Armed Forces.
We, at the Arab-Hellenic Chamber, welcome Mrs. Kanaan to the family of the Arab-Foreign Joint Chambers and we wish her the best of success in her endeavors. We would also like to assure her of our intention to cooperate closely in order to promote the bilateral business partnerships between the Arab world and foreign business communities.
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Dr. Waiel S. Awwad Acting Secretary General (IACCIA)
Dr. Waiel is a business Consultant & Strategic Partner in MENA-India Relations. Based in South Asia for over 40 years, Dr. Waiel Awwad has built a distinguished career spanning medicine, journalism, and business consultancy. He is the founder of companies registered in both the UAE and Spain, and currently serves as a strategic partner with Optimax Ace , leading business initiatives across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).
He plays a key role in promoting cross-border collaboration, particularly between India and the Arab world , across sectors such as trade, investment, and industrial development. His appointment as the Coordinator) Acting Secretary General) for the IndiaArab Countries Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Agriculture (IACCIA) marks his commitment to strengthening bilateral and multilateral economic ties in the region.
A well-known and highly respected figure in India and South Asia, Dr. Awwad is recognized for his strong reputation, deep regional insight, and influential network that bridges cultures and opens doors to lasting business partnerships.
We, at the Arab-Hellenic Chamber, welcome Mr. Awwad
to the family of the Arab-Foreign Joint Chambers and we wish him the best of success in his endeavors. We would also like to assure him of our intention to cooperate closely in order to promote the bilateral business partnerships between the Arab world and foreign business communities.
www.waielawwad.com www.iaccia.com
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NEWS FROM THE ARAB WORLD
Moroccan Exhibitions
July
- December 2025
5th MADESIGN EXPO
8-10 July 2025
In Casablanca (OFEC - Office des Foires et Expositions de Casablanca)
Interior decoration, ceramics, furniture, home textiles, lighting https://madesignmaroc.com/index.html
MEGA CERAMICA MOROCCO
8-10 July 2025
Ceramics, kitchen, bathroom
In Casablanca (OFEC - Office des Foires et Expositions de Casablanca)
https://megaceramicaexpo.com/morocco/
8th SIEMA MOROCCO FOODEXPO
9-11 September 2025
Food, packaging, equipment, food technology
In Casablanca (OFEC - Office des Foires et Expositions de Casablanca)
https://siemamaroc.com/
TOC PORT AND CONTAINER SUPPLY CHAIN
AFRICA 2025
24-25 September 2025
Port equipment, logistics, services
In Tanger https://www.tocevents-africa.com/en/home.html
AEROSPACE MEETINGS CASABLANCA
30 September – 2 October 2025
Aerospace and space industry
In Casablanca https://casablanca.bciaerospace.com/index.php
22nd SICCAM SALON INTERNATIONAL DES CENTRES DE CONTACTS ET D'APPELS AU MAROC
2-4 October 2025
Offshoring, digital technologies, BPO, CRM, telecommunications
In Casablanca (Marriot Hotel) https://siccam.com/
PREVENTICA INTERNATIONAL 11-13 November 2025
Health, occupational safety, cybersecurity
In Casablanca (OFEC - Office des Foires et Expositions de Casablanca) https://www.preventica.ma/
15th AFRICA PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP 12-14 November 2025
Public-Private Partnerships (PPP), projects in the fields of renewable energy, waste management, water management, transport and infrastructure https://africappp.com/
GLOBAL GREEN EVENT BY POLLUTEC
12-15 November 2025
Sustainable cities, analysis - measurement & control, environmental risk assessment, waste management - recycling, sustainable development, water and air management, RES
In El Jadida (Parc d’Exposition MOHAMMED VI) https://globalgreen.ma/
AFRICA FOOD SHOW MOROCCO
19-21 November 2025
Food, beverages, agriculture
In Casablanca (OFEC - Office des Foires et Expositions de Casablanca) https://www.afsmorocco.com/
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FOOD EXPO SYRIA 2025
Delta Group for Economics and Business, in partnership with the Arab Federation for Food Industries, is preparing to organize the 20th edition of Food Expo (the Arab International Exhibition for Food Industries, Packaging, and Packaging) from June 23-27, 2025, at the Damascus Fairgrounds.
Food Expo is the ideal meeting place for businessmen and all food manufacturers and suppliers to learn about the latest ideas and innovations, conclude business deals, and highlight ways to stimulate trade activity and facilitate the introduction of these products from the supplier to the source and consumer.
For more information, interested parties can contact: T: 096391456607 - 96344263322
For more information, please visit: www.foodexposyria.com
The Athens Medical Group was founded in 1984 by Dr. George Apostolopoulos, with the establishment of the Athens Medical Center in Marousi, aiming to provide high quality, integrated healthcare services, based on a patient – centered approach. From the first years of its operation, it became a “catalyst” of progress in Healthcare, being the first Greek medical institution to introduce state-of-the-art medical equipment and secure collaborations with distinguished scientists, thus providing services equal to those of internationally acclaimed hospitals. Through continuous investments both in Greece and abroad, it is now one of the most dynamic Healthcare organizations and reliable providers of diagnostic and hospitalization services, worldwide.
Moreover, having successfully responded to the challenges of Greece's long-term financial crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic, the group is now charting and implementing a dynamic and outward-looking path. This includes strategic partnerships in Cyprus and Egypt, as well as participation in the global hospital network of the leading British institution Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, with the goal of maintaining its leadership position in healthcare for the coming decades. Today, in Greece, the group operates 8 state-of-the-art medical facilities. These include six facilities in the greater Athens area: the Athens Medical Center and the Pediatric Medical Center in Marousi, the Psychiko Clinic, the Paleo Faliro Clinic, the Peristeri Clinic, the Dafne Clinic, and in Thessaloniki, the European Interbalkan Medical Center and the International Oncology Center. At the same time, AMG owns and operates three diagnostic centers in Romania through its 100% subsidiary “Medsana” and is in the process of establishing a fourth Center. Overall, the Group has 1,400 high-standard hospital beds, a network of 3,000 highly qualified associate physicians, and 3,495 highly specialized full-time employees.
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VECTOR M&S (MARKETING DEPARTMENT)
Contact Person: Mr. Kostas Halkias
Marketing Department
E: khalkias@mmedugroup.com
A: Laconias 20, Alimos-174 56, Greece
T: +30 2109925758
E: info@vectormsint.com
W: www.vectormsint.com
Instagram: @vectormathsscience
Facebook: @VectorMathsScience
Vector M&S (Vector Maths and Science) is an educational publishing house which was founded in 2017 and specialises in the development and production of teaching material for the subjects of mathematics and science. It is a part of MM Educational Group, the brand name of an international group of companies specialising in the production of superior quality educational materials.
We publish learning materials that follow international standards and modern teaching approaches, for all educational levels (PrePrimary, Primary and Secondary Education). Our products include a broad spectrum of learning materials to suit different age groups, levels of learning and a respect towards multicultural backgrounds.
All Vector M&S series have printed and digital components for both students and teachers.
Our company cooperates with many partners and agents all over the world, having presence in 110 countries.
Vector M&S is also involved in designing customized curricula and syllabi for specific countries. Our company has the capacity to offer consultation to Ministries of Education , major institutions, and established publishing houses
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OLIVE TENTATION BY IOANNIS STIVAKTAS
A: Address Limnou Street, Saronida, Greece
T: +30 694 251 0456
E: olivetentation@gmail.com
In the Greece of 2022, many young people, even though they have realized the difficulties of survival, they decide to stay in their country, to study, to produce, to create income and help themselves, their families and their country! One of these young people, Ioannis Stivaktas, a graduate of the Department of Shipping at the University of Piraeus, during his studies, he read what Odysseus Elytis, the Nobel Prize-winning poet, had written: ''If you disintegrate Greece, you will see that you are left with an olive tree a vine and a boat'. which means: With the same things you can rebuild it.
The above words of the Greek poet, gave the inspiration to Ioannis Stivaktas, to decide to cultivate himself, with the help of specialized and experienced partners, the family olive grove in Vatika, Laconia. So, he created “OLIVE TENTATION”, in order to promote the extra virgin olive oil, which his family and friends have been tasting for so many years and that's how the journey began...
Sanilia, shape revolution is in the business of umbrella manufacturing since 1960.
We manufacture umbrellas for professional use. Through all these years we have been driven by three guiding principles: Creation, Quality, Evolution.
• We create by designing customized, integrated solutions.
• We insist on delivering quality on product and services. This delivery of quality on a regular basis has been certified by the Austrian TUV.
• Through our everyday operation we are evolving so that we are always innovative, reliable and competitive.
Our mission is to provide the appropriate, reliable solutions to the professional who wishes the operational optimization of his external and internal space, in combination with the right promotion of his products.
Within the framework of our constant evolution, SANILIA is constantly innovating, having introduced to the Greek market new products, services and practices, such as:
• CAD-CAM Design
• Mass production of advertising umbrellas with digital printings
• Folding shelters in a variety of dimensions, allowing for unlimited applications in kind and volume (from promotional activities and events to concerts)
• Modular screen separators of external space.
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PHOENIX REGISTER OF SHIPPING
2. QATAR AIRWAYS
CLICK AVIATION
4. STIRIXIS GROUP
5. IKTINOS HELLAS
6. CHARALAMPOS PONTIKOPOULOS
7. FINE GOODS
Travel to Australia at ease with Qatar Airways
Flying to Australia from Greece has never been easier. Qatar Airways will operate up to 70 weekly flights between Doha and Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney and Perth by 02 December with Melbourne being served with 3 daily flights.
Qatar Airways is also set to re-launch daily flights to Canberra in December 2025, driving enhanced connectivity. The daily flights to Canberra will operate via Melbourne.
Why should you choose Qatar Airways for your next flight to Australia?
• G lobal connections: Enjoy enhanced connectivity with up to 70 weekly flights between Australia and Doha.
• Connect via an award-winning hub: Connect through Hamad International Airport, one of the world’s best airports, Best Airport in the Middle East 2025 for the 11th Year and Best Airport Shopping 2025 for a 3rd year in a row.
• E arn more rewards: Privilege Club and Beyond Business members can earn rewards and status points on eligible flights.
• St ay connected: on-board complimentary high-speed Starlink Wi-Fi for all passengers*.
• E xperience the awarded onboard experience: Travel in the Award-winning Q-suite Business Class cabin*.
Book your next flight on qatarairways.com, via Qatar Airways app or your selected travel agency.
*Depending on aircraft availability
CONTACT DETAILS
QATAR AIRWAYS
Contact Person: Marianne White, Digital and Marketing Operations Officer – Southern Europe
T: +30 6980295740
E: mwhite@gr.qatarairways.com
W: qatarairways.com
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STIRIXIS Group: Awarded
for the design of the best public space in the world and the best offices in Europe.
STIRIXIS Group wins two top distinctions at the International Property Awards, reaffirming its position as a global leader in strategic design. The company was honored for the Qassim University auditorium in Saudi Arabia , which received the award for “Best Public Service Design in the World,” and for the Coca-Cola HBC offices in Switzerland, which were recognized as the “Best in Europe Office Interior” and nominated for “Best Interior Office Design in the World.”
The award in the education sector highlights STIRIXIS Group’s commitment to creating spaces that inspire and enhance learning, while the recognition in workplace design confirms the company’s ability to combine aesthetics, functionality, and strategy.
The Vice President & Executive Director Elena Kyrnassiou- Athanassoula stated: “These distinctions reflect our dedication to delivering strategic solutions that create real value.”
With over 850 projects in 29 countries and 60+ awards, STIRIXIS Group continues to innovate, adapting design to the needs of the future and setting new global standards in the business and architectural landscape.
CONTACT DETAILS
STIRIXIS GROUP
T: +30 2106138312
E: advance@stirixis.com
W: www.stirixis.com
Luke Foster LIXIL, Alexandros Athanassoulas, Elena Kyrnassiou-Athanassoula, Mihaela Dobra, Stuart Shield President IPA.
Qassim University Auditorium, Saudi Arabia
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Erato White by Iktinos –A New Chapter in Elegance
IKTINOS HELLAS S.A. proudly unveils Erato White, a striking new addition to its premium marble collection. This polished luminous white material with new timeless elegance, has already captured the interest of clients in the Gulf region.
Visitors had already the exclusive opportunity to explored Erato White up close at the BIG 5 SAUDI 2025 exhibition in Riyadh, where Iktinos had a strong presence. This year, our booth welcomed over 80 distinguished guests from 25 countries, including Mr. Alexis Konstantopoulos, Greek Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, and Ms. Vivi Kalamara of Enterprise Greece S.A. The exhibition marked the beginning of promising partnerships with key players from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar.
Iktinos marbles are featured in high-profile architectural projects across Saudi Arabia, such as the MEKKAH Mosque (Thassos), Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh (Nestos), Ministry of Interior (Nestos & Volakas), and NAUSS University (Nestos).
A testament to our commitment to quality and prestige.
Explore our exclusive quarry materials: Golden Spider, Nestos, Thassos White, Kalliston, Volakas, along with other top-tier Greek marbles like Silver Grey, Era Grey, Levadia Black, and Kavala White.
Next stop: BIG 5 Dubai, UAE, 24–27 November. We look forward to welcoming you!
CONTACT DETAILS
IKTINOS HELLAS S.A.
A: 7 Likovrissis Str., 14452, Athens
T: +30 210 2826825
E: info@iktinos.gr
W: www.iktinos.gr
Greek Golden Visa: Trusted Legal Guidance by Charalampos Pontikopoulos
Greece’s Golden Visa program offers non-EU investors a five-year renewable residence permit in exchange for a qualifying investment, most commonly through real estate. With a minimum investment starting at €400,000—depending on location—the program remains one of the most competitive in Europe.
Arab investors have increasingly turned to Greece, attracted by its strategic geographic position, access to the EU and Schengen Zone, and high quality of life. The permit includes the investor’s spouse, children up to 21, and even the parents of both spouses, allowing entire families to benefit.
Importantly, the Golden Visa has no minimum stay requirement. Investors can maintain their permit while residing abroad, yet enjoy full freedom of travel within the Schengen area.
With growing Arab-Greek business relations, Greece presents not only a lifestyle opportunity but also a gateway for long-term investment and mobility in Europe. Legal expertise is key to navigating the process smoothly and securely.
CONTACT DETAILS
CHARALAMPOS PONTIKOPOULOSATTORNEY AT LAW
A: Skopadon 13A, 41335, Larissa, Greece
T: +30 6946 504883
E: ch.pontikopoulos@gmail.com
W: www.pontikopoulos.com
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A Proud Milestone for Fine Goods!
Fine Goods is proud to announce its distinguished recognition at the Greek Exports Awards 2025, securing three awards that underscore our strategic commitment to excellence in international commerce:
• Gold Award in the Top Export Service category, acknowledging the high standards and effectiveness of our comprehensive export services and tailored consulting solutions, supporting global trade activities.
• Silver Award in the Top Export Company Site category, for our export-dedicated digital platform, designed to optimize international visibility and promote our export-driven initiatives.
• Bronze Award in the Top Export Consultant category, recognizing our deep expertise and methodological approach in managing the entire export lifecycle, from strategic planning to successful market entry and growth.
These accolades reflect Fine Goods' ongoing dedication to operational excellence, innovation, and client-centered service. We remain committed to empowering businesses to expand globally, delivering measurable results, and setting new benchmarks in the export sector.
We sincerely thank our team, partners, and stakeholders for their unwavering trust and support in this journey toward global leadership.
About Fine Goods
Fine Goods specializes in connecting premium food producers with global markets. Since 2016, we have operated as an independent export office, supporting the international growth of producers and providing buyers access to exceptional products from Greece, Cyprus, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, and France.
With over 25 years of experience in international trade, we simplify exports, create new opportunities, and ensure seamless transactions. We proudly collaborate with both artisanal producers and renowned brands, always driven by a commitment to quality, authenticity, and excellence.
At Fine Goods, we offer strategic expertise and tailor-made solutions, empowering our partners to achieve sustainable success in the global marketplace.
Contact details: Yiannis Chaldoupis - Owner
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