Greek-Indian relations

Notably, the Greek Prime Minister's visit to New Delhi last February, accompanied by ministers and a large business delegation, highlights this effort.

The Greek business envoy aimed to promote exports to one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, promote investment and export opportunities, and of course, deepen the cooperation between the two business communities

Mitsotakis headed up a large delegation of Greek business representatives and government officials that arrived in New Delhi this week for an official visit

Mitsotakis underlined the potential of the Greek economy highlighting the country’s return to a stable growth path, while briefing the attendees on the significant investment opportunities opening up

The PM of India on his behalf emphasized the existence of opportunities for close cooperation between the two countries with the target being to double trade transactions by 2030

At 18:00, the Prime Minister will be the keynote speaker at the inaugural session of the annual "Raisina Dialogue" conference on geopolitics and geo-economics, where he will address the Indian business community in Mumbai at an event themed "Future Prospects of Greece-India Economic Cooperation."

A day before a visit here by Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis, FM George Gerapetritis was received by his Indian counterpart Subrahmanyam Jaishankar

The Greek Premier will first be received by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for talks focusing on expanding ties in a variety of sectors

These assets span various sectors including ports, businesses, and tourism properties, presenting a gateway for Indian investors seeking entry into the European market.

History makes it clear that India was far less terra incognita for Greece that other Asian countries