The Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) this week announced the signing of a cooperation protocol with the Hellenic-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
“This partnership aims to foster closer collaboration between the two chambers for the benefit of our members, leveraging the expertise and international connections of both organisations,” Keve said in a statement.
Keve also noted that the Hellenic-German Chamber, with a history spanning 100 years, offers a wide range of services and activities to support both domestic and international initiatives.
In addition, it operates through a global network of bilateral German chambers present in 93 countries, representing over 51,000 member companies worldwide.
According to Keve, services provided by the Hellenic-German Chamber include consultancy for market entry, training seminars on international trade practices, and networking services with investors and business partners.
“The goal of this collaboration is to enhance the participation of Cypriot and Greek businesses in international exhibitions and business missions organised by the Hellenic-German Chamber,” Keve said.
“Participating businesses will have the opportunity to increase their international presence, promote their exports, and establish partnerships with foreign companies,” the chamber added.
The partnership, the chamber continued, includes access to the exhibition calendar for the period 2024-2027 and the business missions plan for 2024 and 2025, organised by the Hellenic-German Chamber.
Interested businesses can express their preliminary interest in participating in any of the listed exhibitions or missions through Keve or directly with the Hellenic-German Chamber.
Furthermore, businesses can select the exhibitions that interest them and will receive further information to make a final decision.
Finally, the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce said that it will continuously inform members about announcements of various exhibitions and missions and will be available to assist businesses with all procedural aspects related to participation.
