
The MBA International program of the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Hellenic-Indian Chamber of Commerce and Economy, marking a significant step toward deepening academic, business, and research collaboration between Greece and India.
The signing took place at AUEB and was attended by prominent representatives from both institutions, including:
- Professor Vassilis Vasdekis, Rector of AUEB
- Professor Klas Eric Soderquist, Director of MBA International
- Dr. Emmanuel Alexandrakis, Strategic Development and Internationalization Advisor and Adjunct Professor
- Mr. Angelos Tsavdaris, President of the Hellenic-Indian Chamber of Commerce and Economy
- Mr. Dimitrios Melas, Secretary General of the Hellenic-Indian Chamber Commerce and Economy
- Mrs. Georgia Korakaki, Special Advisor to the President for Modernization and Operational Efficiency of the Hellenic-Indian Chamber
The five-year MoU sets the foundation for collaborative initiatives that connect the academic and business communities. Key areas of focus include joint research projects, innovation-driven events, business missions, and the promotion of entrepreneurship.
Professor Vassilis Vasdekis, Rector of AUEB, commented:
“ A key pillar for the Athens University of Economics and Business is the extroversion achieved through the establishment of relationships and collaborations with distinguished institutions and chambers. With these partnerships, the University consolidates new fields of connection with the market and creates relationships of trust with institutions that contribute to the development of new opportunities for the University community.”
Mr. Angelos Tsavdaris, President of the Hellenic-Indian Chamber of Commerce and Economy, commented:
“The collaboration between the Hellenic-Indian Chamber of Commerce and Economy and the MBA International of AUEB is an initiative of strategic importance that strengthens the interconnection of the educational community with the business world and especially with the Indian market. Through this cooperation, the mobility of knowledge, innovation and entrepreneurship between Greece and India is promoted, with the aim of developing relations in sectors such as education, investment and start-ups. The Chamber actively supports the young generation, encouraging young people to gain international experience and skills to develop into citizens of the world.”
In addition to this landmark agreement, MBA International has also signed two important Memorandum of Understanding for academic exchange and collaboration with leading Indian institutions:
These partnerships further solidify MBA International’s strategic commitment to fostering global academic mobility, encouraging student and faculty exchanges, and building lasting educational bridges between Greece and India.