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Eurobank Charts India – Cyprus – Europe Financial Corridor

Published March 5, 2026, 09:18
Eurobank Charts India – Cyprus – Europe Financial Corridor

Eurobank is strengthening India-Cyprus-Europe relations, acting as a catalyst for the financial corridor between these economies. This was highlighted at the India–Cyprus Summit 2026: A Dialogue on Investment, Innovation and Human Capital, organized by the High Commission of India in Cyprus. The bank has evolved into one of the most active European banking organizations in India over the past two years. A central element of Eurobank's strategy is the India–Greece–Cyprus (IGC) Business & Investment Council, created in collaboration with the Indian Chamber of Commerce and institutional bodies of the three countries. The IGC serves as a platform for strengthening trade and investment in areas such as infrastructure, technology, energy, shipping and tourism. Eurobank plans to open a Representative Office in Mumbai in March, making it the first Greek and Cypriot banking group with a physical presence in India. The CEO of Eurobank Limited, Michalis Louis, stated that the bank is committed to supporting and accelerating cooperation between India and Europe through Cyprus. During the summit, the prospects for the development of trade relations between India and Cyprus, as well as the possibilities for further cooperation in various sectors, were presented. Eurobank aims to contribute to attracting international investment and establishing Cyprus as a gateway to the European market.