An amending transnational agreement, which was first signed between Greece and Cyprus in 1987, reinforcing and modernizing the cooperation of the two countries in the field of Public Health today in Nicosia, the Deputy Minister of Health is signed in Nicosia. Marios Themistoclesand the Minister of Health of the Republic of Cyprus Michalis Damianos. The new agreement is a milestone for bilateral cooperation, as it shapes a modern framework that responds to today’s challenges and needs of citizens. The main pillars of the agreement are the deepening of cooperation in the field of medical education and pharmaceutical policy issues, through joint actions and initiatives.

After the signature was completed, Deputy Minister of Health Marios Themistokleous said: “Today’s agreement Seals stable and timeless cooperation of Greece and Cyprus in the vital health sector. We unite our strengths, strengthen our cooperation and create a powerful framework that ensures that our citizens access to modern health services and innovative therapies. With a common vision and determination, we continue to work for the good of our peoples and to shield health systems. “

For his part, Cyprus Health Minister Michalis Damianos said: “This agreement strengthens our cooperation with Greece in the field of Public Health and constitutes Important step towards upgrading the two countries’ health systems. By updating the agreement, we ensure continuing growth and mutual support, offering our citizens better access to modern health services and resources. This cooperation reflects our commitment to progress and ensure a better future for future generations. ”

The signing of the amending transnational agreement is a tangible proof of the joint will of the two countries to work closely, with the aim of improving the quality of life and enhancing public health, in a spirit of unity and mutual support.