Athens sits at a crossroads of European, Balkan, and Middle Eastern business flows, and its institutions create demand for interpreters across a wide range of registers. The Hellenic Parliament and Greek ministries run EU-funded project coordination and policy meetings that need multilingual coverage, while the Athens Court of First Instance and Court of Appeal require sworn interpreters for hearings and notarial acts.
The Port of Piraeus, one of Europe's busiest container terminals, generates a continuous stream of shipping conferences, maritime arbitration, P&I club hearings, and cargo dispute proceedings that call for specialist maritime vocabulary. Conferences and trade fairs at the Megaron Athens International Conference Centre, the Zappeion, and Helexpo add to a full year-round calendar.
Medical-tourism consultations at hospital networks such as Evangelismos and Hygeia round out the picture, and on-site work spans the Attica region, from Syntagma and Kolonaki to Marousi, Glyfada, and Piraeus. Across these settings accurate interpreting carries real commercial and legal weight.
BeTranslated serves European institutions, multinational corporations, law firms, shipping companies, hospitals, and Greek public bodies across Athens and the surrounding Attica region. Assignments run on-site and remotely, matched to the subject matter and the venue.
We provide simultaneous interpreting from soundproof booths for conferences and EU-style summits, consecutive interpreting for hearings and negotiations, and whispered and liaison interpreting for VIPs, small delegations, and site visits. Booths, headsets, transmitters, and receivers are supplied where a venue lacks built-in equipment, and video remote and over-the-phone interpreting cover hybrid and urgent needs.
Our Athens network covers Greek and English as standard, alongside Arabic, Turkish, Albanian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Russian, and all major EU languages. It includes sworn interpreters accredited by the Greek judicial authorities for court and notarial proceedings, plus specialist maritime interpreters for the Piraeus shipping cluster.