Delphi Economic Forum expands global presence through 2027

The Delphi Economic Forum (DEF) is expanding its international presence as it marks 10 years of operation. Founder and President Symeon Chomokos and Vice President Giannis Thomatos announced a strategic roadmap extending through July 2027, transitioning the organization from a single annual spring meeting in Delphi into a year-round global network of dialogue.

The Forum aims to serve as a bridge between Greece and international institutions, including think tanks, universities, and major political and economic actors from North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Its mission is to facilitate policy proposals on critical contemporary issues such as shifting geopolitical balances and artificial intelligence.

Upcoming scheduled events and regional forums include meetings in Toronto, Sofia, Tirana, and Riyadh in late 2026. The 2027 calendar features planned activities in Davos, Brussels, Washington, Durban, and Tbilisi. Additionally, the Forum continues to host bilateral dialogues, such as the Greek-German dialogues in Berlin and the 10th Greek-British Symposium in Athens.