Athens Unveils Prometheus Statue
A new statue of Prometheus was unveiled in Athens, symbolizing the contribution of Greece's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
The unveiling ceremony marked the 100th anniversary of the Athens Chamber of Tradesmen (EEA).
- Prominent figures attended, including President of the Hellenic Parliament Konstantinos Tasoulas.
- Minister of Development Takis Theodorikakos and Mayor of Athens Haris Doukas also attended.
The statue acknowledges the crucial role of SMEs as the backbone of the Greek economy and society.
This is the first statue in Greece dedicated to SMEs and professionals.
Author's summary: Athens honors SMEs with Prometheus statue.
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