Moscow’s new Bitzka Park Mall, an 83,000-square meter area center, is going to feature Greek products when it opens in a few months, giving Russians a taste of Greece and a boost during its crushing economic crisis.
“The current financial crisis will be faced through the financial development in a profitable economy as well as through public relations,” Thanasis Skordas, Deputy Minister of Development, Competitiveness, Infrastructure, Transport and Networks, noted during a presentation to Greek entrepreneurs.
As reported by German and the Russian manufacturers and representatives of the new shopping center who came to Greece, the companies will have the opportunity to promote their products to millions of customers from Moscow and other Russian cities.
Bitza Park is a multiple-theme shopping center, which will host 3,600 commercial companies from Russia and Europe, estimated to attract more than 50,000 people day. It includes two stories with an aquarium, cinemas and dining venues.
In the center there will be a space filled with 400 European stores, 50 of which are estimated to be from Greece who will promote traditional Greek food, beverages, clothing, shoes and products from many other business action fields.
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