The Arab-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce works closely with the Council of Ambassadors accredited in Greece of several Arab countries, as well as with all the associations and chambers of commerce of these countries, and promotes economic relations in the fields of economy, infrastructure, and tourism.
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https://www.arabhellenicchamber.grGreece currently has 17 ministries that regulate all State procedures. The Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Hellenic Ministry of Justice are among the oldest ministries founded in 1822 and 1833 respectively. more
There are currently 85 embassies in Athens. However, Greece maintains significantly more diplomatic relations. Over 40 other countries, many of them are the African States or island States from the Caribbean and Pacific... more
International Chambers of Commerce in Athens enable economic and cultural cooperation between 2 countries. Companies that are active in both countries can organize themselves here and establish contacts. more
Companies from a specific industry group organize themselves into National Chambers of Commerce. Membership is usually mandatory. They advise governments, collect data for statistics, and monitor the business activities... more
The British-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce is the official representative of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) in Greece and has an excellent business network. Through a v... more
The Athens Chamber of Tradesmen was founded in 1925 and is the largest chamber in Greece with 150,000 active members. It represents its interests to the competent governmental bod... more
The German-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce in Greece was founded in 1924 to increase the growth of Greek-German business and trade relations. The Chamber has 2 representative offices... more
The Hellenic-Chinese Chamber of Commerce is an institutional, non-profit membership association founded in 1995, which stands for the development of business relations between Chi... more
The Hellenic-Swedish Chamber of Commerce was founded in 1991 and represents the progressive cooperation between Greece and Sweden. It is one of the most active and influential bil... more
The Greek Chamber of Shipping in Piraeus was founded in 1936 and acts as an official advisor to the Hellenic government. It also conducts studies on shipping-related matters and p... more
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Choose your packageThe Stergiou name, because of its long course in the pastry and catering business, ensures great design, freshness and of course competitive prices. With over 45 years of uninterrupted progress in the confectionery industry and with modern production more
This impressive mansion is the official residence of the President of the Hellenic Republic. It previously served as the Royal Palace until the abolition of the monarchy by referendum in 1974. more
The Square named after former Mayor of Athens, K. Kotzias (1892-1951) and has preserved the main characteristics of 19th Century local neoclassical architecture, such as the Town Hall of the Municipality of Athens and the old National Bank building. more
The AthensWas Hotel combines luxurious living in a sublime design boutique hotel, a perfect location on one of the most prestigious streets of Athens, and a great gastronomic offering. The 5-star hotel is a good choice for both private and business more
This Blue Flag awarded Beach of Vouliagmeni is an area of 76 acres and with a 650-meter long beach length. The beach is fully organized with sun loungers, umbrellas, showers and the possibility of water sports and other activities. more
The Museum of the City of Athens accommodates the personal collection of beloved art collector, Lambros Eutaxias. Pieces on display here include sculptures, paintings and photographs and even furniture of the 19th Century Athenian aristocracy. more
