Thessaloniki: 40 years of success for the KOSMIMA jewelry exhibition
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Thessaloniki is celebrating an important anniversary for the jewelry industry this year, as the international KOSMIMA exhibition marks 40 years of operation. The exhibition serves as a benchmark for professionals in the field, highlighting the tradition and artistry of Greek jewelry.
The data presented during the opening of the anniversary exhibition underscores the industry's dynamic role in the Greek economy. The total turnover in this sector is now approaching 1 billion euros, demonstrating the resilience and extroversion of Greek businesses.
Our country's position at the European level is particularly impressive. According to official data, Greece ranks seventh in the European Union in the jewelry manufacturing sector, a fact that confirms the high quality and competitiveness of products manufactured in the country.
The KOSMIMA exhibition continues to act as a bridge of communication between Greek creators and the international market. With the presence of many exhibitors, the event highlights new trends in design and technology, while simultaneously strengthening the local economy of Thessaloniki.
The completion of 40 years is a milestone for the industry, laying new foundations for the future. Professionals in the field remain optimistic, aiming for further growth and the strengthening of the presence of Greek jewelry in foreign markets.
Sources: Μακεδονικά Νέα
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