As part of the official visit of Armenian President Vahagn Khachaturyan, the Economic Forum of Delphi will take place in Athens, acting as a bridge for dialogue and diplomacy. Scheduled for this Thursday (February 19), the high-level discussion will be held at the Hotel Grande Bretagne and is set to welcome distinguished diplomats, businessmen, and academics who will analyze the rapid developments in the Caucasus region.

The agenda of the discussion highlights the persistent political and business interest in Greek-Armenian relations. This event follows a recent discussion organized by the Forum at the Munich Conference on February 14, which focused on the latest energy issues in the Eastern Mediterranean, featuring Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou. Such events aim to foster collaboration and understanding among key stakeholders in the region.

With this discussion, the Forum underscores its commitment to addressing the complex geopolitical dynamics of the Caucasus and its implications for both Greece and Armenia. The interaction between these nations is underlined by their historical ties and shared interests, making this dialogic platform crucial for fostering deeper connections and mutual understanding in an ever-changing regional landscape.