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Mitsotakis urges Greek doctors in the US to return
Mitsotakis urges Greek doctors in the US to return
Doctors who have acquired a specialty in the US, which has been certified by the competent US body, will be able to recognize their specialty automatically in Greece, by submitting a simple application to the Panhellenic Medical Association. Regarding specialization, recognition will be automatic upon submission of the certificate, as long as the specific specialization officially exists in Greece.
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First official visit of Greeks to Beijing to attract Chinese students
First official visit of Greeks to Beijing to attract Chinese students
“Admitting 10,000-20,000 Chinese students every year to Greek universities, under all programs, would be a realistic goal,” according to the SiG President.
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Athens and Boston Unite: New Partnership to Tackle Urban Challenges
Athens and Boston Unite: New Partnership to Tackle Urban Challenges
This Athens-Boston partnership aims to address critical urban issues, from overtourism to climate and housing crises, while fostering innovation and cultural exchange.
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Top European Destinations for 2025: Peloponnese Shines as Greece’s Hidden Gem
Top European Destinations for 2025: Peloponnese Shines as Greece’s Hidden Gem
While Greece’s islands often steal the spotlight, the Peloponnese is emerging as a star for 2025, thanks to its rich history, stunning landscapes, and fewer crowds
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Where Greece’s Tourists Come From: A Look at 2025’s Top Visitor Markets
Where Greece’s Tourists Come From: A Look at 2025’s Top Visitor Markets
The United Kingdom continues to hold the top spot as the largest source of incoming tourism, with 5.6 million seats booked for Greece this summer — up 2.2% from last year. This accounts for 20% of all international air traffic to Greece
