Greece has left a very difficult crisis period behind, Mitsotakis noted, as “we are going from record to record in terms of direct foreign investments. We are very interested in presenting the Greek success story to the Indian business community, this is just the beginning,” he added, speaking at the dinner.
Opportunities exist in many sectors, not only in tourism, highligted the Greek premier: in industrial production, in infrastructure, in pharmaceuticals, “where we have a strong presence, in food, in shipbuilding, in financial services, in technology, in digital payment systems.”
The strategic partnership between India and Greece “will strengthen our relations even further,” noted Modi, adding that Greece “has gone through a difficult period and is now on the road to progress. I congratulate the Greek people, the Prime Minister and the heads of business for your efforts, which made reforms in the country possible.”