Adonis Georgiadis Hails the Acquisition of ‘Hygeia’, ‘Metropolitan’, and ‘Mother’ Hospitals by Pure Health

In a meeting with Farhan Malik, the founder and chairman of Pure Health, the largest healthcare group in the Middle East, Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis emphasized the significance of the acquisition of the private hospitals ‘Hygeia’, ‘Metropolitan’, and ‘Mother’ from CVC. Posting on social media, Georgiadis described the deal as a monumental success for Greece. Pure Health, headquartered in Abu Dhabi, is renowned for its cutting-edge healthcare services. Its presence in Greece aims to elevate the overall standard of healthcare services in the country. The investment marks a new chapter in Greek-Emirati relations, driven by systematic efforts from the Greek government to strengthen bilateral ties. Pure Health operates a multi-tiered ecosystem encompassing hospitals, clinics, diagnostic centers, insurance services, pharmacies, research institutes, healthtech, and supply companies. Present not only in the Middle East but also in the USA and the UK, the group’s influence extends across Northern Africa with over 25 hospitals, 100 clinics, and 160 laboratories. According to Shaista Asif, co-founder and CEO of Pure Health, their holistic approach under one umbrella ensures impactful care, with the ultimate goal of enhancing global longevity.