Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Harry Theoharis, paid a visit to Prague in the context of strengthening bilateral relations between Greece and the Czech Republic, with particular emphasis on cooperation in the fields of economy, industry and investment.<\/p>\n
During his visit, the Deputy Minister held successive meetings with Czech government officials and institutional stakeholders. In particular, he met with the Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade, Jan Sechter; the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ji\u0159\u00ed Brodsk\u00fd;the Vice President of the Association of Defense and Security Industry of the Czech Republic (AOBP), Krist\u00fdna Helm; and the Vice-President of the Confederation of Industry of the Czech Republic (SPCR), Radek \u0160picar.<\/p>\n
The meetings focused on prospects for enhancing economic cooperation, developing industrial partnerships and promoting investment opportunities between the two countries.<\/p>\n
The program concluded with an official dinner hosted by the Czech-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce in honor of the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs.<\/p>\n
Statement by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Harry Theoharis<\/strong><\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cGreece is actively advancing a modern and outward-looking economic diplomacy, aimed at creating new opportunities for businesses and strengthening its presence in the markets of Central Europe. The Czech Republic is a reliable partner in this endeavor, and the visit made a substantive contribution to the further deepening of our bilateral relations.<\/p>\n We attach particular importance to cooperation in the fields of industry, energy, infrastructure, innovation and the defense industry, where tangible examples of investment and production partnerships are already taking shape”.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n