About us
The Hellenic Eurasian Business Council connects Greek enterprise with partners across Eurasia — through trade, dialogue and long-term personal relationships.
Our story
Greece sits at the western edge of a continent that is rapidly rewriting its trade routes. Eurasia — from the Caspian to the Pacific — is where new energy, logistics and supply-chain corridors are being built, and Greek shipping, ports and services have a natural role to play.
The Council was created to give that relationship a permanent home in Athens: a place where a company exploring a new market, a chamber seeking a partner and an institution planning a delegation can find one another without starting from scratch each time.
We are deliberately small where it matters and wide where it counts — a compact Secretary General's office in Athens, and a network of members and friends in every country we work with.
What we do
Forums, roundtables and business delegations that bring Greek companies and Eurasian partners into the same room.
Market briefings, regulatory insight and trusted introductions that lower the risk of entering unfamiliar terrain.
A single, credible voice for the Greek–Eurasian business community in dialogue with institutions.
Principles
Non-political and non-partisan. We serve our members and the relationship itself, never a single interest.
Every initiative should create value on both sides of the bridge.
Sensitive commercial and diplomatic conversations stay in the room.
Relationships built for decades, measured in trust rather than transactions.
Our community
Membership is open to organisations and individuals with a genuine, lasting interest in Hellenic–Eurasian cooperation.
Exporters, investors, shippers, energy and logistics operators with interests across the region.
Chambers, embassies, development agencies and regional authorities that open doors.
Advisers, lawyers and academics who understand both markets first-hand.
Students and early-career entrepreneurs joining through exchanges and mentorship.
Governance
Sets the overall direction of the Council and represents it to partners and institutions.
The Athens office that turns decisions into schedules, invitations and follow-ups.
Senior figures from business, diplomacy and academia offering perspective, not votes.
Convenes once a year, hosted in a different country each time — bringing the full membership together where the work is happening.
Tell us where you work and what you are trying to build, and we will point you to the right conversation.
Become a member