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The Print
2 days ago
- Business
- The Print
Greek-Indian 'Eutopia' Marks a New Chapter in Greek-Indian Manpower Mobility
Athens [Greece], June 4: In a landmark step toward strengthening ethical and structured manpower mobility between Greece and India, the event titled 'Eutopia – Greek-Indian Cooperation in Labour: A Comprehensive Program' was successfully held on Friday, May 30, 2025, at the Caravel Hotel, Athens. Organised under the aegis of the Hellenic Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the high-level gathering brought together Greek government officials, institutional stakeholders, legal experts, licensed recruitment professionals, and representatives from India to discuss the operationalisation of bilateral recruitment partnership and the promotion of safe, regulated migration. Key Highlights – Opening Remarks were delivered by the President of the Hellenic Indian Chamber, who underscored the importance of Indo-Greek collaboration in addressing labour market demands through ethical, transparent frameworks. – Addresses by Greek Officials included senior representatives from various ministries. The speakers focused on accelerating visa and recruitment procedures, streamlining documentation, and providing housing and integration support for incoming workers. They emphasised the importance of engaging only Government of India-licensed recruitment agencies to ensure fair and lawful recruitment practices. – Technical Presentations detailed documentation protocols, estimated processing timelines, and employer responsibilities. These were delivered by ministry officials, labour law experts, and licensed overseas recruitment agencies. – Hellenic Chamber and FIMCA shared actionable insights and experiences related to cross-border hiring, highlighting grievance redressal mechanisms and the importance of monitoring worker welfare throughout the employment cycle. FIMCA's Participation A key moment during the evening was the address by Mr. Alijan Rajan, spokesperson for the Federation of Indian Emigration Management Councils and Associations (FIMCA)-India's apex federation of licensed overseas recruitment agencies. 'At the heart of our mission lies the dignity of labour,' said Mr. Rajan. 'We are proud to partner with Greece in ensuring that Indian workers are recruited transparently, deployed responsibly, and supported meaningfully.' He further announced a strategic partnership between FIMCA and the Hellenic Indian Chamber, aimed at building robust institutional frameworks, ensuring legal compliance, and enhancing trust between recruiters and employers. FIMCA reaffirmed its full readiness to collaborate with Greek authorities and employers to implement structured manpower pathways in sectors such as hospitality, construction, agriculture, and manufacturing. Closing and Future Outlook The event concluded with closing remarks by the President of the Hellenic Indian Chamber of Commerce, who reiterated the chamber's commitment to advancing ethical manpower mobility and strengthening Indo-Greek ties through sustained dialogue, cooperation, and bilateral engagement. 'Eutopia' stands as a pivotal milestone in the emerging model of Indo-Greek manpower mobility-founded on legality, ethics, and mutual economic growth. Federation of Indian Emigration Management Councils and Associations (FIMCA) Location: 502, Shah & Nahar Industrial Estate, Worli, Mumbai – 400018, India, office@ | | +91-9820083386 (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by BusinessWire India. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same) This story is auto-generated from a syndicated feed. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.
Business Upturn
2 days ago
- Business
- Business Upturn
Greek-Indian 'Eutopia' Marks a New Chapter in Greek-Indian Manpower Mobility
Athens, Greece: In a landmark step toward strengthening ethical and structured manpower mobility between Greece and India, the event titled 'Eutopia – Greek-Indian Cooperation in Labour: A Comprehensive Program' was successfully held on Friday, May 30, 2025, at the Caravel Hotel, Athens. Organised under the aegis of the Hellenic Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the high-level gathering brought together Greek government officials, institutional stakeholders, legal experts, licensed recruitment professionals, and representatives from India to discuss the operationalisation of bilateral recruitment partnership and the promotion of safe, regulated migration. Key Highlights – Opening Remarks were delivered by the President of the Hellenic Indian Chamber, who underscored the importance of Indo-Greek collaboration in addressing labour market demands through ethical, transparent frameworks. – Addresses by Greek Officials included senior representatives from various ministries. The speakers focused on accelerating visa and recruitment procedures, streamlining documentation, and providing housing and integration support for incoming workers. They emphasised the importance of engaging only Government of India-licensed recruitment agencies to ensure fair and lawful recruitment practices. – Technical Presentations detailed documentation protocols, estimated processing timelines, and employer responsibilities. These were delivered by ministry officials, labour law experts, and licensed overseas recruitment agencies. – Hellenic Chamber and FIMCA shared actionable insights and experiences related to cross-border hiring, highlighting grievance redressal mechanisms and the importance of monitoring worker welfare throughout the employment cycle. FIMCA's Participation A key moment during the evening was the address by Mr. Alijan Rajan, spokesperson for the Federation of Indian Emigration Management Councils and Associations (FIMCA)–India's apex federation of licensed overseas recruitment agencies. 'At the heart of our mission lies the dignity of labour,' said Mr. Rajan. 'We are proud to partner with Greece in ensuring that Indian workers are recruited transparently, deployed responsibly, and supported meaningfully.' He further announced a strategic partnership between FIMCA and the Hellenic Indian Chamber, aimed at building robust institutional frameworks, ensuring legal compliance, and enhancing trust between recruiters and employers. FIMCA reaffirmed its full readiness to collaborate with Greek authorities and employers to implement structured manpower pathways in sectors such as hospitality, construction, agriculture, and manufacturing. Closing and Future Outlook The event concluded with closing remarks by the President of the Hellenic Indian Chamber of Commerce, who reiterated the chamber's commitment to advancing ethical manpower mobility and strengthening Indo-Greek ties through sustained dialogue, cooperation, and bilateral engagement. 'Eutopia' stands as a pivotal milestone in the emerging model of Indo-Greek manpower mobility–founded on legality, ethics, and mutual economic growth. Federation of Indian Emigration Management Councils and Associations (FIMCA) Location: 502, Shah & Nahar Industrial Estate, Worli, Mumbai – 400018, India, [email protected] | | +91-9820083386 Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with Business Wire. Business Upturn takes no editorial responsibility for the same.
Business Wire
2 days ago
- Business
- Business Wire
Greek-Indian "Eutopia" Marks a New Chapter in Greek-Indian Manpower Mobility
ATHENS, Greece--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In a landmark step toward strengthening ethical and structured manpower mobility between Greece and India, the event titled "Eutopia - Greek-Indian Cooperation in Labour: A Comprehensive Program" was successfully held on Friday, May 30, 2025, at the Caravel Hotel, Athens. Organised under the aegis of the Hellenic Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the high-level gathering brought together Greek government officials, institutional stakeholders, legal experts, licensed recruitment professionals, and representatives from India to discuss the operationalisation of bilateral recruitment partnership and the promotion of safe, regulated migration. Key Highlights – Opening Remarks were delivered by the President of the Hellenic Indian Chamber, who underscored the importance of Indo-Greek collaboration in addressing labour market demands through ethical, transparent frameworks. – Addresses by Greek Officials included senior representatives from various ministries. The speakers focused on accelerating visa and recruitment procedures, streamlining documentation, and providing housing and integration support for incoming workers. They emphasised the importance of engaging only Government of India-licensed recruitment agencies to ensure fair and lawful recruitment practices. – Technical Presentations detailed documentation protocols, estimated processing timelines, and employer responsibilities. These were delivered by ministry officials, labour law experts, and licensed overseas recruitment agencies. – Hellenic Chamber and FIMCA shared actionable insights and experiences related to cross-border hiring, highlighting grievance redressal mechanisms and the importance of monitoring worker welfare throughout the employment cycle. FIMCA's Participation A key moment during the evening was the address by Mr. Alijan Rajan, spokesperson for the Federation of Indian Emigration Management Councils and Associations (FIMCA)–India's apex federation of licensed overseas recruitment agencies. "At the heart of our mission lies the dignity of labour," said Mr. Rajan. "We are proud to partner with Greece in ensuring that Indian workers are recruited transparently, deployed responsibly, and supported meaningfully." He further announced a strategic partnership between FIMCA and the Hellenic Indian Chamber, aimed at building robust institutional frameworks, ensuring legal compliance, and enhancing trust between recruiters and employers. FIMCA reaffirmed its full readiness to collaborate with Greek authorities and employers to implement structured manpower pathways in sectors such as hospitality, construction, agriculture, and manufacturing. Closing and Future Outlook The event concluded with closing remarks by the President of the Hellenic Indian Chamber of Commerce, who reiterated the chamber's commitment to advancing ethical manpower mobility and strengthening Indo-Greek ties through sustained dialogue, cooperation, and bilateral engagement. "Eutopia" stands as a pivotal milestone in the emerging model of Indo-Greek manpower mobility–founded on legality, ethics, and mutual economic growth.
Fashion Value Chain
29-05-2025
- Business
- Fashion Value Chain
Rajya Sabha MP Dr. Ashok Kumar Mittal Joins All-Party Parliamentary Delegation Visit to Greece
Dr. Ashok Kumar Mittal, Hon'ble Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha) and Founder Chancellor of Lovely Professional University, is currently in Greece as part of an esteemed multi-party parliamentary delegation from India visiting the Hellenic Republic from May 27 to 29, 2025. This high-level visit reflects India's united stance against terrorism and its continued commitment to strengthening bilateral relations with Greece. Rajya Sabha MP Dr. Ashok Kumar Mittal Joins All-Party Parliamentary Delegation Visit to Greece The delegation, following successful engagements in Russia and Slovenia, will meet Greek Parliamentarians, senior officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, think tanks, the Indian diaspora, media representatives, and other key stakeholders during their stay. Dr. Mittal stated, 'India and Greece share deep civilizational ties and a relationship founded on mutual respect and a shared commitment to peace. This visit will focus on addressing the global menace of terrorism and reafð''irming the Indo-Greek cultural and strategic ties that span over 2,500 years.' These engagements are expected to highlight India's commitment to unity, peace, and its firm resolve to combat terrorism in all its forms and manifestations. India and Greece share a steadily strengthening partnership, built on shared democratic values, economic collaboration, and enduring cultural connections. The visit of Greek Prime Minister Mr. Kyriakos Mitsotakis to India in 2024 marked a significant step forward, as both nations identified key sectors such as pharmaceuticals, ports, chemicals, shipping, food processing, communications, and defence to enhance trade and strategic cooperation. At that time, bilateral trade stood at USD 1.9 billion for FY 2022-23, and both sides expressed a mutual ambition to significantly scale this figure in the coming years.
