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Ανακοίνωση του Γραφείου Τύπου της Νέας Δημοκρατίας για το θάνατο της Φώφης Γεννηματά

 

Αθήνα, 25 Οκτωβρίου 2021   Από το Γραφείο Τύπου της Νέας Δημοκρατίας εκδόθηκε η ακόλουθη ανακοίνωση: «Σε όλη της τη ζωή, η Φώφη Γεννηματά υπήρξε δυναμική, αξιοπρεπής και γενναία. Υπηρέτησε πιστά την πολιτική ζωή του τόπου, με πολιτική υπευθυνότητα και συνέπεια. Η μάχη της με τον καρκίνο συγκίνησε όλες τις Ελληνίδες και όλους τους Έλληνες και η είδηση της απώλειάς της μας συγκλονίζει. Στα παιδιά της, τον σύζυγο της, τους οικείους της και στο ΚΙΝΑΛ εκφράζουμε τα πιο βαθιά και ειλικρινή συλλυπητήρια μας».

The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today announced ..

Prime Minister to travel to the Netherlands, Italy, and the United Kingdom

October 25, 2021
Ottawa, Ontario

The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today announced he will travel to Europe for a bilateral visit to the Netherlands before participating in the Group of Twenty (G20) Leaders’ Summit in Italy and the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) in the United Kingdom.

The Prime Minister will travel to The Hague, the Netherlands on October 29, 2021 where he will meet with Prime Minister Mark Rutte and other Dutch representatives to discuss both countries’ shared priorities and further the strong ties between Canada and the Netherlands.

The Prime Minister will then travel to Rome, Italy from October 30 to 31, 2021 to attend the G20 Leaders’ Summit. The Prime Minister will highlight Canada’s contributions to the global COVID-19 pandemic response and economic recovery, including support for low- and middle-income countries. He will also highlight Canada’s ambitious actions to cut pollution while creating new middle class jobs and accelerating the transition to clean energy.

Following the G20 Leaders’ Summit, Prime Minister Trudeau will travel to Glasgow, United Kingdom from November 1 to 2, 2021 to participate in COP26. At COP26, the Prime Minister will work with other leaders to accelerate global climate action to reduce pollution and meet targets outlined in the Paris Agreement, while creating economic growth for everyone.  At the Conference, he will also highlight Canada’s leadership in the fight against climate change. This includes setting a strengthened 2030 emissions reduction target, putting a price on pollution, passing legislation to require net-zero emissions by 2050, and doubling Canada’s financial contribution to support climate action in developing countries.

The G20 Leaders’ Summit and COP26 are critical opportunities for Canada to work together with its global partners to find real solutions to the world’s greatest challenges. Together, we will finish the fight against COVID-19, tackle the global climate crisis, and build a better future for everyone.  

Quotes

“Canada and the Netherlands have a strong and dynamic relationship created by our bonds in WWII, close people-to-people ties, and a shared commitment to democracy, climate action, human rights, and equality. With the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement, we have had the opportunity to collaborate further and create good, middle class jobs on both sides of the Atlantic. Together we will build a better future for our people and our countries.”

The Rt. Hon. Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada

“Canada is committed to support the global economic recovery, strengthen trade and create jobs, advance women’s economic empowerment, and lead the global fight against climate change. Canadians understand that the economic prosperity of our country is rooted in ensuring a cleaner future for our children and grandchildren. I look forward to working with leaders at the G20 Leaders’ Summit and COP26 so that, together, we can build a cleaner and more prosperous future for all.”

The Rt. Hon. Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada

Quick Facts

• About one million people of Dutch origin live in Canada. Canada celebrated its inaugural Dutch Heritage Day on May 5, 2019.
• Thanks to the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement, bilateral merchandise trade between Canada and the Netherlands in 2020 was more than 18 per cent above its pre-CETA level in 2016. Trade in services increased by nearly 50 per cent.
• The G20 is the primary forum for international economic cooperation among its members. Members consist of the world's major economies, representing 80 per cent of global economic output, two thirds of the world's population, and 75 per cent of international trade.
• This is the seventh time Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will attend the G20 Leaders’ Summit.
• “COP26 is the highest profile UN climate change conference since 2015 when the Paris Agreement was adopted. Hosted by the United Kingdom, COP26 will bring parties together to accelerate action towards the goals of the Paris Agreement and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
• Since 2015, Canada has invested approximately $100 billion toward climate action and clean growth, including as part of Canada’s strengthened climate plan. Most recently, the Government of Canada committed an additional $17.6 billion towards a green recovery that will build a clean economy, fight against climate change, and create good, middle class jobs.
• At the G7 Leaders’ Summit in June, the Prime Minister announced the doubling of Canada’s international climate finance, from $2.65 billion in 2015 to $5.3 billion over five years, including increased support for adaptation, as well as nature and nature-based solutions.

Associated Links

• Canada-Netherlands Relations
• Canada and the G20
• G20 Italia 2021
• Canada-Italy Relations
• UK COP26 2021
• UN climate change conference
• Canada's international climate finance
• Prime Minister Trudeau announces increased climate ambition

Le premier ministre se rendra aux Pays-Bas, en Italie et au Royaume Uni

Le 25 octobre 2021
Ottawa (Ontario)

Le premier ministre Justin Trudeau a annoncé aujourd'hui qu'il se rendra en Europe pour effectuer une visite bilatérale aux Pays-Bas avant de participer au Sommet des dirigeants du Groupe des Vingt (G20) en Italie et à la Conférence des Nations Unies sur les changements climatiques (COP26) au Royaume-Uni.

Le premier ministre se rendra à La Haye, aux Pays-Bas, le 29 octobre 2021, où il rencontrera le premier ministre Mark Rutte et d'autres représentants néerlandais pour discuter des priorités communes des deux pays et renforcer les liens solides entre le Canada et les Pays-Bas. 

Le premier ministre se rendra ensuite à Rome, en Italie, les 30 et 31 octobre 2021, pour assister au Sommet des dirigeants du G20. Le premier ministre mettra en relief les contributions du Canada sur la scène mondiale pour appuyer la réponse à la pandémie de COVID-19 et favoriser la relance économique, y compris le soutien aux pays à revenu faible ou intermédiaire. Il soulignera également les mesures ambitieuses prises par le Canada pour réduire la pollution, créer des emplois pour la classe moyenne et accélérer la transition vers l'énergie propre.

Après le Sommet des dirigeants du G20, le premier ministre Trudeau se rendra à Glasgow, au Royaume-Uni, les 1^er et 2 novembre 2021, pour participer à la COP26. Dans le cadre de cette conférence, le premier ministre travaillera avec d'autres dirigeants pour accélérer la lutte contre les changements climatiques à l’échelle mondiale afin de réduire la pollution et d'atteindre les objectifs énoncés dans l'Accord de Paris, tout en générant une croissance économique qui profite à tous. Il mettra également en évidence le leadership dont fait preuve le Canada dans cette lutte. Il donnera comme exemples l’établissement d'un objectif renforcé de réduction des émissions pour 2030, la tarification de la pollution, l'adoption d'une loi exigeant la carboneutralité d'ici 2050 et le doublement de la contribution financière du Canada à l’appui de l’action climatique dans les pays en développement. 

Le Sommet des dirigeants du G20 et la COP26 offrent au Canada des occasions cruciales de collaborer avec ses partenaires mondiaux afin de trouver des solutions concrètes aux plus grands enjeux de la planète. Ensemble, nous en finirons avec la COVID-19, nous nous attaquerons à la crise climatique mondiale et nous bâtirons un meilleur avenir pour tous.

Citations

« Le Canada et les Pays-Bas entretiennent des relations solides et dynamiques fondées sur les liens qui nous unissent depuis la Deuxième Guerre mondiale, sur les relations étroites entre nos populations et sur notre engagement commun envers la démocratie, l’action climatique, les droits de la personne et l'égalité. L'Accord économique et commercial global entre le Canada et l'Union européenne nous a permis de renforcer notre collaboration et de créer de bons emplois pour la classe moyenne des deux côtés de l'Atlantique. Ensemble, nous bâtirons un avenir meilleur pour nos populations et nos pays. »

Le très hon. Justin Trudeau, premier ministre du Canada

« Le Canada s'est engagé à soutenir la relance économique mondiale, à renforcer le commerce et créer des emplois, à favoriser l'autonomisation économique des femmes et à diriger la lutte mondiale contre les changements climatiques. Les Canadiens comprennent que la prospérité économique du pays repose sur la garantie d’un avenir plus propre pour nos enfants et nos petits-enfants. Je suis impatient de travailler avec les dirigeants au cours du Sommet des dirigeants du G20 et de la COP26 afin que nous puissions, ensemble, bâtir un avenir plus propre et plus prospère pour tous. »

Le très hon. Justin Trudeau, premier ministre du Canada

Faits saillants

• Environ un million de personnes d'origine néerlandaise vivent au Canada. Le Canada a célébré sa première Journée du patrimoine néerlandais le 5 mai 2019.
• Grâce à l'Accord économique et commercial global entre le Canada et l'Union européenne (AECG), le commerce bilatéral de marchandises entre le Canada et les Pays-Bas en 2020 a augmenté de plus de 18 % par rapport à son niveau d'avant l'AECG en 2016. Le commerce des services, quant à lui, a augmenté de près de 50 %.
• Le G20 est le principal forum de coopération économique internationale entre ses membres, les principales économies mondiales, qui représentent 80 % de la production économique mondiale, deux tiers de la population mondiale et 75 % du commerce international.
• Ce sera la septième participation du premier ministre Justin Trudeau au Sommet des dirigeants du G20.
• La COP26 est la conférence la plus importante des Nations Unies sur les changements climatiques depuis l'adoption de l'Accord de Paris en 2015. Organisée par le Royaume-Uni, la COP26 réunira les parties afin d'accélérer les efforts déployés pour atteindre les objectifs énoncés dans l'Accord de Paris et la Convention‑cadre des Nations Unies sur les changements climatiques.
• Depuis 2015, le Canada a investi environ 100 milliards de dollars dans les mesures climatiques et la croissance propre, notamment dans le cadre du plan climatique renforcé du Canada. Plus récemment, le gouvernement du Canada s'est engagé à investir 17,6 milliards de dollars supplémentaires dans une relance verte qui permettra de bâtir une économie propre, de lutter contre les changements climatiques et de créer de bons emplois pour la classe moyenne.
• Lors du Sommet des dirigeants du G7 en juin dernier, le premier ministre a annoncé que le Canada allait doubler son financement en faveur du climat, pour le faire passer de 2,65 milliards de dollars en 2015 à 5,3 milliards de dollars sur une période de cinq ans. Ce nouvel engagement prévoit une augmentation des fonds destinés à l'adaptation ainsi qu’à la nature et aux solutions fondées sur la nature.

Liens connexes

• Relations Canada-Pays-Bas
• Le Canada et le G20
• G20 Italia 2021 (en anglais seulement)
• Relations entre le Canada et l'Italie
• UK COP26 2021 (en anglais seulement)
• Conférence de l’ONU sur les changements climatiques
• La participation du Canada au financement international de la lutte contre les changements climatiques
• Le premier ministre Trudeau annonce une plus grande ambition climatiqueFrom the Prime Minister's Web Site (https://pm.gc.ca/)
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Statement by the Prime Minister on United Nations Day

• October 24, 2021
  Ottawa, Ontario
  
  

  The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today issued the following statement on United Nations Day:

  “Today, on United Nations Day, we join people around the world to commemorate the 76th anniversary of the founding of the United Nations (UN). We also reflect on the vital role that the UN plays to improve people’s well-being by creating a safer and more prosperous world for all.

  “Since its creation, the UN has contributed to making a real difference in the lives of millions of people around the world. From ending wars, to delivering humanitarian and development assistance, and strengthening multilateralism, it brings together all countries to take action to make a positive difference in people’s lives and for the planet. The UN continues to work to build a more effective, relevant, and accountable organization equipped to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

  “Canada has a long and proud history of working with the UN to help address important global challenges. We helped draft the UN Charter, and resolve the Suez Canal crisis. We have championed human rights, worked on advancing gender equality, and taken part in peacekeeping missions in every corner of the world. We have also played a leadership role in helping fight diseases around the world. Our support to UN entities, such as the WHO and UNICEF, has helped immunize more than half a billion children around the world. Canada is also working with UNAIDS to help end AIDS by 2030.                                                                                             

  “The world is facing simultaneous crises, including climate change and the COVID-19 pandemic, which have made inequalities worse, tested our resilience, and highlighted our collective shortcomings. These challenges remind us how interconnected and vulnerable we are, which is why we have to work together to find collective solutions to our shared problems. We are committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. We have also strengthened our emissions reduction targets to between 40 and 45 per cent below 2005 levels by 2030. Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada has mobilized more than $2.5 billion in international assistance, and taken actions to address the unfair distribution of vaccines. We are working to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals at home and abroad to help make the world healthier, more peaceful, and more prosperous for all. 

ΙΜF:New Chart of the Week: Longer Delivery Times Reflect Supply Chain Disruptions

 

Suppliers’ delivery times have hit record highs since late 2020.

Dear maria, We just published a new blog—please find the full text below. Longer Delivery Times Reflect Supply Chain Disruptions By Parisa Kamali and Alex (Shiyao) Wang Supply chain disruptions have become a major challenge for the global economy since the start of the pandemic. Shutdowns of factories in China in early 2020, lockdowns in several countries across the world, labor shortages, robust demand for tradable goods, disruptions to logistics networks, and capacity constraints have resulted in big increases in freight costs and delivery times. Our chart of the week shows suppliers’ delivery times in the United States and the European Union have hit record highs since late 2020 (the data goes back to 2007). IHS Markit’s suppliers’ delivery times index is constructed from Purchasing Managers Index business surveys and reflects the extent of supply chain delays. To calculate the index, purchasing managers are asked if their suppliers’ delivery times are, on average, slower, faster, or unchanged compared to the previous month. Readings above 50 indicate faster delivery times, readings at 50 signal no change, and readings below 50 indicate slower delivery times compared with those of the prior month. The recent sharp drop in the delivery times index reflects surging demand, widespread supply constraints, or a combination of both. During such times, suppliers usually have greater pricing power, causing a rise in prices. Moreover, these supply chain delays can reduce the availability of intermediate goods which, combined with labor shortages, can slow down production and output growth. Once the number of new COVID-19 cases starts to decline, capacity constraints and labor shortages should ease, taking some of the pressure off supply chains and delivery times. However, some experts believe that there’s unlikely to be swift relief from supply chain disruptions. Elevated demand during the holiday season in some of the world’s largest economies, another wave of new COVID-19 cases, and extreme weather events, if they materialize, could cause supply chain disruptions. ***** Glenn Gottselig Managing Editor IMF Blog ggottselig@IMF.org   Thank you again for your interest in IMF Blog. Read more of our latest content here. Take good care!

ΜΑΝΟΣ ΚΟΝΣΟΛΑΣ: «Γενναία ως το τέλος»

 

 

Δ Ε Λ Τ Ι Ο    Τ Υ Π Ο Υ

25 Οκτωβρίου 2021

 

ΜΑΝΟΣ ΚΟΝΣΟΛΑΣ: «Γενναία ως το τέλος»

 

Ο Βουλευτής Δωδεκανήσου, κ. Μάνος Κόνσολας, έκανε την ακόλουθη δήλωση για την

απώλεια της Προέδρου του ΚΙΝΑΛ, Φώφης Γεννηματά:

 

«Η Φώφη Γεννηματά έφυγε πρόωρα και άδικα.

Υπήρξε γενναία ως το τέλος.

Σήκωσε ένα βαρύ και μεγάλο σταυρό, τον ίδιο που είχαν σηκώσει ο πατέρας της και η μητέρα της που και αυτοί πάλεψαν με τον καρκίνο.

Αυτές τις στιγμές, κυριαρχεί ο ανθρώπινος πόνος από την απώλεια.

Αντιλαμβανόμαστε όλοι ότι σημασία έχει να είμαστε και να νιώθουμε άνθρωποι.

Απέναντι στον θάνατο και στον ανθρώπινο πόνο δεν υπάρχει χώρος για την πολιτική.

Η απώλεια είναι τεράστια για τα παιδιά και την οικογένεια της.

Σε αυτούς θέλω να εκφράσω τα ειλικρινή μου συλλυπητήρια».

 

Speech by President Charles Michel at the World Health Summit

Monday 25 October 2021   ● European Council   25/10/2021 11:54 | Speech | Speech by President Charles Michel at the World Health Summit   Let me start by thanking you, my dear friend Tedros, for organising this panel. And congratulations to the WHO, and Germany, for making the intelligence hub a reality. It is an honour and a pleasure to share this milestone with all of you. Just last week we had our latest European Council meeting. I have now chaired over 16 meetings where the 27 EU Leaders have addressed COVID-19. And I can tell you one thing: in a time of a crisis what we crucially need is credible data and up-to-date intelligence. Today I will address several topics: global governance for global solutions - the intelligence hub is a perfect example the lessons learned from our European response and finally, the ‘one health’ approach, needed more than ever COVID-19 has killed nearly five million people around the world. It also revealed that no country, not even the most developed, was prepared for such a pandemic. Despite the many predictions of scientists. The virus exposed the gaps in our national preparedness. But it has also exposed stark deficiencies in global governance. Information sharing is a clear example of that. This virus has been brutal and unrelenting. It has surprised us at every turn. But it has also revealed that, with the right tools for sharing critical information rapidly, we can save lives. This means sharing data about how a virus spreads. Who are the most vulnerable. And what the best treatments are. And it’s obvious: intensive international cooperation must play a critical role. When we cooperate with one another - and trust one another - we can build common mechanisms and solutions at global, regional, and local level. And there is no doubt we must learn and implement new ways of working. It is precisely for this reason that - together with Dr Tedros - we have proposed an international treaty on pandemics, rooted in the WHO constitution. This idea is supported by heads of state and government from many countries across the globe; but I know some are still reluctant. This treaty would establish clear rules and a clear framework for everyone. It would guarantee equity and inclusiveness. It would also ensure access to information, financing, vaccines and countermeasures. It would increase capacity and resilience - at all levels. A legally binding instrument would also be the most effective basis for an international system of prevention, surveillance, and the collection and exchange of scientific data. Because data is critical to our decision-making. And it is crucial in developing safe and effective measures - such as vaccines, medicines, or medical and protective equipment. I believe this intelligence hub will be an important step in bolstering our international cooperation. A clear demonstration of the benefits in setting up collaborative tools that work across sectors. Especially tools that involve both private and public stakeholders and operate on any continent. We need to create an environment where every scientist, health worker, and government can band together for a common cause. Working together to build new solutions to protect what is most precious - our health and our lives. And that is exactly what we want to achieve with this international treaty. And we will continue to advocate and encourage the global community to support it, including in a few days’ time at the next G20 meeting, in Rome. I want to share with you three things the EU has learned in our response to COVID-19. First, coordination is vital. In the European Union, health is mainly a national, or even sometimes a regional, competence. Yet early in the pandemic, we realised that information-sharing needed to be strengthened. Not only between countries but also between services within national administrations. So, one of our first actions to bolster coordination was to task our ministers to consult with each other, on a daily basis. As a result, they held video-conferences every working day, during the first month. Then three times a week in the months that followed. This was in addition to the heads of state and government meetings we held every two to three weeks. We discovered that information at national level - on infection rates, testing, or hospital capacity — was not enough to manage the crisis. So we tasked the European Centre for Disease Control to start collecting and breaking down the data, and also to make sure that our common data was based on the same common criteria. This helped us to better anticipate the next phases of this pandemic. It also helped us to provide targeted assistance to areas that needed it most. It was also extremely useful, in assessing whether to restrict or to open mobility for our citizens. It sounds simple. But this was no easy task when you consider the different national structures, agencies, practices, and ways of collecting information. Not to mention all the different languages. This is one of the challenges that the information hub will have to overcome - on a much larger scale - at global level. But it is worth the effort - credible data are invaluable. Second, we learned the value of fact-based and objective decisions. Let me give you an example. Discussions on travel restrictions were extremely political and controversial, in the beginning of the crisis - especially since freedom of movement is a pillar of our Union. Today this has become a purely objective and scientific exercise. Not only because we developed a common certificate, but because the European Centre for Disease Control publishes all the information. Citizens can have an overview of the COVID situation, in their country and across the Union, at the same time as national administrations. Third, and probably most important, we learned that solidarity is the gold standard in overcoming this pandemic. As the crisis progressed, we adapted and developed new solutions. In some cases, we were faster than others. In others maybe slower. But we were always guided by the principle of EU solidarity and inclusiveness. We acted together. We had the same rules for everyone. Our joint procurement of vaccines is the most spectacular example of this solidarity. We shared the delivery of doses among our 27 member states. And today, more than 75% of adults in the EU are fully vaccinated — a great achievement for the EU. We have learned many lessons from this pandemic. We continue to learn every day. And to improve our response. We must continue to adapt to the pandemic, as the situation evolves. And we will continue to do so until everyone is safe. But everyone is not yet safe. And this is not acceptable. The gap in vaccination rates between developed and developing countries must be solved — and quickly. This means removing the obstacles that are hampering the global roll-out of vaccines. First, we must export doses of vaccines and this is what we did from the very beginning and are still doing at EU level. Second, financing COVAX is not enough. We must solve the current obstacles and bottlenecks. Third, we must fulfil our commitments on vaccine donations more quickly. And finally, we have started, with African governments, the European Investment Bank and private partners, to develop fast-track projects to increase vaccine manufacturing capacities. I am personally convinced that we must make this international solidarity more operational and more urgent. Allow me to raise one final point. Until now, we have focused on the human side of health. And rightly so. But in the future, I hope we will invest more in One Health: the link between our environment, animal health, and human health. We cannot wait for a new virus to emerge. We must adapt our practices, and our behaviour, with wild animals and nature. This will ensure that viruses and bacteria, do not transfer from nature to humans. That is the key to prevention. COVID-19 has opened our eyes to our strengths and our weaknesses. The European project is based on the principle of human dignity. We are convinced that global challenges, like climate change, economic development or the fight against pandemics, require global solutions. We believe in a rules-based international order. We believe in universal values. We hope the international community will negotiate and agree on the future international treaty on pandemics. Let’s keep in mind the future of our children in the spirit of our predecessors, who signed the UN Charter over 75 years ago.

ΕΜΠΟΡΙΚΟΣ ΣΥΛΛΟΓΟΣ ΚΥΠΑΡΙΣΣΙΑΣ:χειμερινό ωράριο καταστημάτων

 

Χειμερινό Ωράριο Καταστημάτων

• Από την Δευτέρα 01 Νοέμβριου 2021 έως και την Πέμπτη 31 Μαρτίου 2022, ισχύει το χειμερινό ωράριο λειτουργίας των εμπορικών καταστημάτων, το οποίο διαμορφώνεται ως εξής:

• Δευτέρα: 08:00 π.μ. – 14:00 μ.μ.

Monday

• Τρίτη: 08:00 π.μ. –13:30 μ.μ. & 17:00 μ.μ. – 20:00 μ.μ.

Tuesday

• Τετάρτη: 08:00 π.μ. – 14:00 μ.μ.

Wednesday

• Πέμπτη: 08:00 π.μ. –13:30 μ.μ. & 17:00 π.μ. – 20:00 μ.μ.

Thursday

• Παρασκευή: 08:00 π.μ. – 13:30 μ.μ. & 17:00 μ.μ. – 20:00 μ.μ.

Friday

• Σάββατο: 08:00 π.μ. – 14:00 μ.μ.

Saturday

• Κυριακή: Κλειστά

Sunday

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                                                                                                                        Αγ. Δημήτριος, 25 Οκτωβρίου 2021

ΔΕΛΤΙΟ ΤΥΠΟΥ

Με ενεργή συμμετοχή, τα ασφαλιστικά γραφεία ΠΑΡΟΝ & ΠΑΡΟΝ North βοηθούν τον αγώνα ενημέρωσης και ευαισθητοποίησης των γυναικών για την πρόληψη του καρκίνου του μαστού.

Αναλαμβάνουν την κάλυψη μέρους της δαπάνης για τη διεξαγωγή ολοκληρωμένου ελέγχου μαστού σε συνεργασία με ένα από τα πιο αναγνωρισμένα κέντρα των Βορείων προαστείων.

Στα Ιατρικά Εργαστήρια ΚΟΥΝΕΛΛΑΣ (Κ-MED Αχαρνών και ΚΟΥΝΕΛΛΑΣ ΙΑΤΡΙΚΗ ΝΕΑΣ ΕΡΥΘΡΑΙΑΣ) και για τους μήνες Οκτώβριο και Νοέμβριο, για όλες της γυναίκες του προσωπικού και του δικτύου συνεργατών, θα διενεργούνται προληπτικές εξετάσεις για τον καρκίνο του μαστού σε προνομιακή τιμή.

Στο ΠΑΡΟΝ αναγνωρίζουμε το πόση σημαντική είναι η πρόληψη και η έγκαιρη διάγνωση για την διατήρηση της υγείας.

Για εμάς προτεραιότητα έχει ο άνθρωπος!