Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis held a meeting at the Maximou Palace with Hans Kluge, the Regional Director for Europe of the World Health Organization (WHO), focusing on the collaboration between Greece and the WHO regarding public health reforms. During this meeting, they discussed the implementation of new strategies aimed at improving the efficiency of health services and ensuring better care for citizens.

A key point raised was the introduction of a new digital platform named "Quality-for-All," which was developed through the cooperation between the Greek government and the WHO's Office for Quality of Care and Patient Safety in Athens. This modern tool is designed for the collection and analysis of data on healthcare service quality, aiming to continuously enhance system effectiveness and ensure that citizens receive optimal health services.

The discussions also included an overview of interventions made in the past six years to bolster public health, including upgrades to hospitals and health centers, as well as the implementation of digital applications to improve service access and quality. The meeting underscores Greece's commitment to advancing its public health system in collaboration with international health organizations, reflecting a proactive approach to health care amid emerging global challenges.