Over two and a half years since the joint declaration aimed at upgrading bilateral relations to a strategic partnership, Greece and India are experiencing a period of increased bilateral actions not seen in decades, particularly during 2024-2025. This enhancement comes on the heels of Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis's official visit to India two years ago, which solidified mutual interests and collaborations. The geographical position of Greece, being at the crossroads of three continents, allows it to play a potential role in the Middle East - India - Europe Corridor (IMEC), an ambitious initiative to reshape trade and energy flows.

The cooperation between Greece and India is expanding into vital areas such as defense, security, investments, science and technology, education, culture, tourism, and agriculture. This diversified partnership reflects a commitment to enhance mutual benefits through collaborative efforts and strategic initiatives. Furthermore, according to the 2024-2025 annual report from the Economic and Commercial Affairs Office in New Delhi, India's economy shows strong growth potential, establishing itself as a global superpower driven by domestic consumption and infrastructure investments.

As the bilateral trade between Greece and India continues to evolve, both nations are poised to leverage their respective strengths, contributing to not only economic growth but also geopolitical stability in the region. This relationship could serve as a model for other nations looking to engage in meaningful partnerships that promote development and cooperation on a global scale.