The Greek Commercial Code is a set of laws that govern commercial activities in Greece. It outlines the legal framework for businesses, including regulations on contracts, partnerships, and corporate governance. The code aims to promote fair trade practices and protect the rights of both businesses and consumers. Established in the 19th century, the Greek Commercial Code has undergone several amendments to adapt to changing economic conditions. It serves as a crucial reference for entrepreneurs, legal professionals, and policymakers, ensuring that commercial transactions are conducted in a transparent and orderly manner.