About us

Who we are

The Greek-Serbian Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Tourism and Professional Affairs of Northern Greece was founded in March 2015 with its seat in Thessaloniki, to create the conditions for business agreements and economic development between Greece and Serbia.

It serves businesses that want to grow in Greece or in Serbia, or even in their own country, always in cooperation with Greek or Serbian companies.

Participants of the 1st Greek-Serbian Business Forum in front of the Grand Hotel Palace
1st Greek-Serbian Business Forum, Thessaloniki, March 2016

Our mission

The Chamber’s main aim is to shape a new economic environment that brings new companies and new jobs to Central Macedonia and to Greece as a whole.

As the body that protects its members’ interests, the Chamber maintains close contact and ongoing cooperation with the state authorities and public services of both countries. It has built a network of cooperation with regional chambers and business associations in Greece and Serbia.

Our history

  1. 2015

    1. March 2015

      The Chamber was founded with its seat in Thessaloniki. Its first steps were taken in cooperation with the Consulate General of the Republic of Serbia.
    2. 19 March 2015

      The Chamber was inaugurated in Thessaloniki, with chamber presidents and business people from Serbia taking part.
    3. 8 May 2015

      The Chamber’s first office in Serbia opened in Leskovac. It was followed by the first meeting of the Board of Directors, attended by most of the presidents of Serbia’s chambers of commerce.
    4. 12 June 2015

      Maria Kollia-Tsaroucha, Deputy Minister of the Interior and Administrative Reconstruction (Macedonia and Thrace), inaugurated the Chamber’s second office in Serbia, in Belgrade.
  2. 2016

    1. 17–18 March 2016

      The Chamber held its first conference in Thessaloniki, the Greek-Serbian Business Forum, with presentations on business and investment opportunities in Serbia and B2B meetings.
  3. 2017

    1. August 2017

      Presidential Decree 83/2017 (Government Gazette 118/A/10.08.2017) authorised the use of the word “Chamber” in the organisation’s name.
  4. 2018

    1. 9 November 2018

      The 1st Greek-Serbian Tourism Forum took place in Thessaloniki during the Philoxenia exhibition, co-organised with the Greece–Serbia Chamber of Commerce and Industry and supported by TIF-HELEXPO. Memoranda of cooperation were signed with the tourist organisations of Savski Venac and Čukarica, and with the Pirot Free Zone and the Chamber of Economy of the Pirot District.
  5. 2019

    1. June 2019

      On the Chamber’s initiative, the Real Estate Price and Valuation Observatory for the countries of South-East Europe was established.
    2. 9 November 2019

      The 2nd Tourism & Real Estate Forum, with the participation of Greece, Serbia and Republika Srpska, took place during Philoxenia, co-organised with the Municipality of Preveza, the Vojvodina Chamber of Commerce and the Chamber of Commerce of Republika Srpska.
  6. 2020

    1. January 2020

      President Kostas Georgakos and Secretary General Bane Prelević met the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, during his visit to Athens. They discussed how economic relations between the two countries could be improved and the Chamber’s role in that effort.
  7. 2022

    1. 18 November 2022

      The 3rd Forum “Tourism – Real Estate – Transport & Infrastructure” took place at the Vellidis Congress Centre during Philoxenia 2022, co-organised with the Municipality of Preveza and the Chamber of Kefalonia and Ithaca, in cooperation with TIF-HELEXPO. It brought together participants from Greece, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Bulgaria and Serbia.
  8. 2024

    1. April 2024

      At a meeting between the management of TIF-HELEXPO, members of the Chamber’s leadership and presidents of chambers from Serbia, the parties agreed to expand their cooperation. Member companies of the Serbian chambers are to take part in the 88th Thessaloniki International Fair, Philoxenia and Food and Drinks, and trade visitors and hosted buyers from Serbia are to be brought to Agrotica and Zootechnia.
The Thessaloniki waterfront with the White Tower

Our offices

The Chamber’s offices are at 54 Tsimiski Street, 6th floor, in Thessaloniki. Business meetings between Greek and Serbian entrepreneurs are held there at regular intervals.

54 Tsimiski Street, 6th floor
54623 Thessaloniki, Greece
Tel. +30 2310 277798
E-mail: info@greekserbian.com

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