Adonis on Longevity: “Either We Enter the Market or We Send Everyone to Turkey”
Georgiadis: Greece Moves Aggressively into Medical Tourism – New Framework for Longevity and Wellness Clinics
Georgiadis: Greece Moves Aggressively into Medical Tourism – New Framework for Longevity and Wellness Clinics
Adonis Georgiadis, honored at the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce Health Conference, called for faster adoption of pharmaceutical and technological innovation in Greece, while openly acknowledging that clawback pressures create serious disincentives. He highlighted Israel as a model for turning innovation into economic growth and better healthcare services.
The Greek Health Minister is seeking to turn the strategic Greece-Israel relationship into practical cooperation in healthcare, bringing Israeli medical know-how, digital health and clinical innovation into the Greek system while positioning Greece as a potential European gateway for Sheba Medical Center.
Turkey’s Sabah brands Adonis Georgiadis’ remarks “provocative” and “arrogant” after he defended the Achilles Shield and Greece’s strategic partnership with Israel — exposing Ankara’s growing unease over Athens’ new deterrence architecture.
Adonis Georgiadis responds to Turkish reactions, defends Greece’s strategic partnership with Israel and argues that the balance of deterrence in the Aegean has fundamentally shifted
Adonis Georgiadis shuts the door on a New Democracy–PASOK government, launches a fierce attack over the opposition party’s private-debt proposals, calls Kasidiaris “very dangerous” and reveals he is pushing Kyriakos Mitsotakis to seek even a fourth term
As Greece and Israel advance the agreements for the new Greek air and missile defense architecture, Adonis Georgiadis delivers the political message: Athens is investing not in individual governments, but in long-term strategic alliances — with Turkey, deterrence and the balance of power in the Eastern Mediterranean firmly in the background.
Speaking at the Newsbeast.gr conference on the future of pharmaceutical clawback, Greece's Minister of Health outlined the government's strategy to reshape pharmaceutical policy through artificial intelligence, investment incentives, digital transformation and broader patient access to innovative therapies.
From an abandoned airport that symbolized years of economic stagnation to Europe's largest urban regeneration project, The Ellinikon has become a landmark investment reshaping Greece's economic outlook. Former Development Minister Adonis Georgiadis credits political determination, while highlighting the vision of Lamda Development CEO Odysseas Athanasiou and the long-term commitment of investor Spyros Latsis.
With a 98% reduction in waiting lists exceeding four months, more than 26,800 free evening surgeries and a record 522,000 operations performed in 2025, Greece's Ministry of Health says it has delivered one of the Recovery and Resilience Facility's most successful healthcare reforms.
From 1,139 new physician positions and home delivery of high-cost medicines to a new oncology center in Patras, the modernization of the Karamanandaneio Children’s Hospital and €16 billion in pharmaceutical investments, Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis argues that Greece’s public healthcare system is undergoing its most ambitious transformation in decades.
New analysis of HDIKA data highlights the impact of mandatory e-prescription controls and strengthens Greece’s public health strategy.
Speaking at the EU Health Ministers’ Council in Luxembourg, Greece’s Health Minister called for less bureaucracy, stronger investment incentives, and faster patient access to innovation, arguing that Europe risks falling behind the United States, China, and India in the global biotechnology race.
New Palliative Care Units, hospice beds, electronic prescribing, and strengthened healthcare coverage for the islands are reshaping patient care throughout the country
Speaking at the 3rd SFEE Summit in Athens, Greece’s Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis outlined what may become the defining challenge for advanced economies over the next decade: how to finance a wave of increasingly sophisticated—and increasingly expensive—medical innovations without compromising the sustainability of public healthcare systems.
A €1.35bn shipbuilding–defence hub, political credit-claiming, and Greece’s bid for strategic industrial relevance
EU permanently rejects Turkey’s appeal over the controversial “Turkaegean” trademark in a landmark legal and geopolitical win for Greece
Strategic partnership with the Hippocratic Cancer Center aims to bring cutting-edge oncology treatments to Greek patients
“Israel as an Economic and Technological Miracle: A Strategic Ally of Greece”
Rising institutional friction between the Hellenic Supreme Court (Areios Pagos) and the European Public Prosecutor’s Office over judicial autonomy and term renewals
Health Minister outlines new funding tools, drug access reforms, and growing tensions in Greece’s pharmaceutical supply system