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Vidhisastras announces strategic cooperation with Greek Firm Boubaris Ganetsiou & Associates

This collaboration aims to foster bilateral legal cooperation between India and Greece.

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Vidhisastras – Advocates & Solicitors has announced its collaboration with Boubaris Ganetsiou & Associates, a Greek firm specialising in corporate, real estate, Greece’s Golden Visa, and cross-border legal services.

With over 20 years of experience, Boubaris Ganetsiou & Associates is a trusted legal partner in Greece, offering high-quality, results-driven legal services in corporate law, real estate transactions, and investment-based residency programs, including Greece’s Golden Visa.

This collaboration aims to foster bilateral legal cooperation between India and Greece, enhance cross-border advisory support, and facilitate seamless assistance in areas such as investment migration, corporate structuring, real estate transactions, and commercial law.

Through this strategic alliance, both firms intend to combine their legal expertise to support international clients navigating regulatory frameworks and investment opportunities across jurisdictions.

Commenting on the collaboration, Ashish Deep Verma, Founding & Managing Partner of Vidhisastras, stated,

“Our association with Boubaris Ganetsiou & Associates reflects our continued focus on building strong international partnerships. Together, we aim to create a seamless platform for clients seeking reliable, cross-border legal support between India and Greece.”

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