The Global Center for Circular Economy and Culture gives the chance to companies, private entities, bodies and organizations based in Greece and abroad to realize their own, unique event within its premises.
π serves as a global reference point for Circular Economy and Culture. As a place of high symbolic and practical value, it gives a significant boost to the transition towards a new reality, where the Sustainability of the planet and the future of the generations to come are secured.
This historic place with the majestic view is contributing to the spread of the principles of Circular Economy and Sustainable Development, both in Greece and around the globe, by attracting visitors from all over the world.
The phrase “Μηδέν Άγαν” [Nothing in Excess] inscribed on the temple of Apollo 2,500 years ago is today more relevant than ever. As a fundamental value of Circular Economy and Sustainability, the Delphic maxim turns into an “oracle” foreseeing that the future of the planet lies on the safeguarding of its natural resources.
The number π, the most famous mathematical constant, is inextricably linked to the notion of the circle. It is the ratio of the circumference of a cycle to its diameter, that is, a circular element to a linear one. In other words, π is the element related to the transition from linear to circular.
However, no matter how much one tries, π cannot be defined. It is a number without end. Envisioning a world where linear economy transforms into a circular one, π becomes a symbol of Sustainability and Circular Economy where nothing goes to waste; instead, it is transformed and reused.