GR · Europe
Greece
Capital · Athens
Greece, with its capital Athens, draws visitors and business travellers alike to a country where ancient history and modern commerce intersect. The economy relies heavily on tourism, shipping, and agriculture, with olive oil, wine, and seafood forming the backbone of its food exports. Wandering through the Monastiraki flea market or the lanes of Plaka offers chances to pick up handmade ceramics, leather goods, and local honey. Beyond the Acropolis and the museums of Syntagma, the islands of Santorini and Crete reward those seeking sun, sea, and distinctive regional culture.
Chambers, trade desks, hubs & districts
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Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry
One of the oldest and most influential chambers in Greece, supporting businesses with trade services, certifications, and networking events. It is a key gateway for companies seeking to establish or expand operations in the Greek market.
Akadimias 7, Athens
Enterprise Greece
The official government agency responsible for promoting foreign investment and exports fr…
Athens Stock Exchange (ATHEX)
The principal securities market of Greece, operating equities, derivatives, and fixed-inco…
Syntagma–Kolonaki Business District
Athens' prime commercial and financial corridor, home to major banks, law firms, embassies…
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