Ministry of Health

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The behavior of SYRIZA MP Andreas Panagiotopoulos, who joined a parliamentary committee meeting via video call while driving his car, sparked the outrage of Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis.

Health Minister Adonis Georgiades thanked his colleagues for achieving the goals he had set for the past year, in a post on Twitter.

As he stresses, “while the absorption target set by the Ministry of Finance for our Ministry for 2024 was 234,000,000 €, we finally achieved an absorption of 400,077,000 €, i.e. we exceeded the target by +171%…”

The state budget recorded a surplus of 4.376 billion in the first half of January-November, exceeding by 2 billion more than the estimates for a surplus of 2.293 billion euros that were forecast in the budget presentation report, which was passed yesterday for 2025.

The Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Development, and the country's Gasoline Stations Federation have joined forces to launch a road safety campaign titled "No Helmet, No Gasoline". 

“No Gasoline Without a Helmet” – A campaign to protect human lives is being launched by the Ministry of Health in collaboration with the Ministry of Development and the Federation of Gas Station Owners of Greece.

With well-thought-out moves, the leadership of the Ministry of Health is making changes in the most difficult and overloaded area of public hospitals in Attica, the Emergency Departments (EDs). It is here where long waiting times of up to 8 hours are recorded, stretchers are set up, the endurance of citizens and hospital staff is severely tested, and congestion hits red levels.

The start of operations for the Thessaloniki Metro, “the first phrase that comes to mind today, even before we say ‘good morning’,” is naturally the main topic of Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ Sunday Facebook post.

Twelve people were killed, and eight others were injured in Israeli airstrikes on two areas of Tyre in southern Lebanon today, Monday (25/11), according to Lebanon’s Ministry of Health.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis mentioned the 2025 Budget at length in his regular Sunday post on the week’s report.