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Recovery Fund: Changes at the country's Health Centers

Published 2026-11-02

Recovery Fund: Changes at the country's Health Centers | Integri News

Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis stated that resources from the Recovery Fund have changed the situation in the health sector in the country. Of the total 350 Health Centers, 170 have already been fully renovated, according to his statements.

Mr. Georgiadis explained that the Health Centers selected for renovation are based on specific criteria. Which center will be renovated first depends on the needs of each area, as reported by the Macedonian News Agency. This article provides only a brief summary of his statements, without full details on the criteria.

Health Centers are a key part of primary care in Greece, as they offer medical services close to citizens, particularly in smaller towns and rural areas. Their renovation, funded by the Recovery Fund, aims to improve their operating conditions.

The issue is expected to continue to occupy public debate, as completing the projects and making use of European resources remain significant challenges for the country's health system.

Sources: Μακεδονικό Πρακτορείο Ειδήσεων

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