Kyriakos Souliotis, the Dean of the School of Social and Political Sciences, has been appointed president of the Administrative Committee at the Academy of Professional Training in Pharmacy of the Hellenic Pharmaceutical Industry Association (PEF), as confirmed by the Greek Ministry of Education. His extensive experience in Health Policy is regarded as a guarantee for the strategic development of the Academy. Alongside him, Professor Aikaterini Kastanioti from the Department of Business Administration has also been appointed to the Committee, bringing her expertise in organizing and managing this educational institution.

The establishment of the Academy of Pharmacy is a significant milestone for the Peloponnese region, as it directly connects higher education with the needs of the modern pharmaceutical industry. This initiative aims to enhance professional training in high-tech sectors, fostering local development and strengthening the regional economy. By aligning educational curricula with industry demands, the Academy is expected to play a crucial role in preparing a skilled workforce for the pharmaceutical sector.

This move reflects Greece's commitment to advancing its educational framework and adapting it to current market needs, particularly within the pharmaceutical domain. The Academy's focus on professional training and its strategic importance underscore its potential impact on both local communities and the broader economic landscape in Greece, contributing toward a more sustainable and innovative future for the healthcare industry in the region.