Revenues from the export of Greek products and services will grow between 5 and 5.5% in 2015, according to projections by international organizations, after 2014 closed with an estimated decline of 2-2.5%, Christina Sakellaridi, president of the Association of Panhellenic Exporters, said on January 20.

"The course of exports in the six years of the crisis confirms the capacity of the Greek economy to be competitive on a global level while also highlighting the necessity for the formation of a pro-growth business and politically stable environment in order to fully utilize the prospects," Sakellaridi told an event in Athens. Furthermore, she said that the European Union is the natural space and the main market for Greek products.