To mark the third anniversary of the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki’s conversion into a public legal entity, a presentation was held on the Museum’s comprehensive report for the period 2023–2026.

In accordance with the Museum’s new administrative structure, its organizational framework was redesigned to facilitate faster and more flexible operations.

According to the initial plan, the Museum was tasked with meeting the following objectives:

1. Strengthening the cultural and creative economy as a key pillar of development
2. The contribution of the Region of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace to the economic and social development of Thessaloniki, Macedonia, and the country
3. Improved access to cultural activities
4. Transnational and cross-border cooperation in cultural heritage and culture – Promoting the Region of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace as a national and international hub
5. Protection and promotion of cultural heritage, in conjunction with contemporary artistic creation
6. Rationalization and modernization of structures and operations – Promotion of digital transformation

By organizing new educational programs, enhancing the role of the museum shop, collaborating with cultural institutions in the city, Macedonia, and Thrace, and of course through publications, organizing exhibitions, and the conservation and promotion of artifacts, the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki is striving to play an enhanced role in Thessaloniki and the country as the metropolitan museum of Northern Greece.