The annual conference “Delphi Economic Forum“, took place at the European Cultural Centre of Delphi, Greece on the 25th till the 28th of February 2016.
Its mission is to engage the finest group of people from the intellectual elite of Greece from the world of governance, business and academia, as well as top thought leaders from abroad, in order to contribute to a policy framework that will set the grounds for Greece’s socio-economic transformation and revival.
This initiative engaged key stake- holders from both private and public sectors, in an effort to address long-term challenges for Greece and the wider region, and respond with effective solutions.
While the worldwide economic and social environment is changing rapidly, Greece has to manage the worst economic crisis in decades, as well as set the foundations for broad structural reforms that could ultimately determine the country’s growth prospects.
LoveGreece.com joined DELPHI ECONOMIC FORUM as a supporter and distributed 200 bags, which included products from the companies that are members of its network. These products are from Water Mastiqua, Epsa, Ergon, Papadimitriou and Taff Coffee, and were delivered as welcome gifts to all the speakers, distinguished personalities of Greek and International Scene, Ambassadors, politicians, members of Delphi Economic Forum, Greek and foreign correspondents etc.
This is another significant initiative by LoveGreece.com to present and promote Greek entrepreneurship, both in the domestic and the international market.
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About Delphi Economic ForumThis initiative will engage key stakeholders from both private and public sectors, in an effort to address long-term challenges for Greece and the wider region, and respond with effective solutions. While the worldwide economic and social environment is changing rapidly, Greece has to manage the worst economic crisis in decades, as well as set the foundations for broad structural reforms that could ultimately determine the country’s growth prospects. Despite the adverse circumstances, Greece must demonstrate the ability to respond with effective solutions to these challenges.
