Chair : Professor Theo Kanellos - President of One Health Greece - “Unique challenges and opportunities for the One Health approach in Greece”

Key Note Speakers:

• Dr Athina Trachili - President of Hellenic Veterinary Association - “ The significance of embracing One Health for the Greek Veterinarians”
• Dr Olympia Teligioridou - Deputy Minister of Rural Development and Food
• Representatives of political parties & health associations - “ Greece - A unique country crossroads of three continents and superb Center for One Health Innovation”
• Dr Dimitris Thanos - Professor, Academician, President of the Scientific Board and Vice-President of the Board of Trustees of BRFAA - “ One Health education - How do we prepare the new generation of One Health practitioners?”
• Dr Johnson Chiang - President World Vet Association (WVA) - “One Health Leadership”

Q & A

Professor Albertus Osterhaus - Director of the National Influenza Center (NIC) and WHO Collaborating Centre for Arboviruses and Haemorrhagic Fever Reference and Research - “How the concept of One Health developed and how it is changing the Approach to Public Health, Surveillance, Health Education”

Q & A

Chair : Dr Maria Linou - DVM, Ph.D Hellenic Pasteur Institute focal point(alt)WHO for AMR - “Status and importance of One Health Research to Greece”

wKey Note Speakers:

• Professor Andy Peters - Professor of Tropical Medicine, University of Edinburgh - “ Experience from Control and Prevention interventions that enhance One Health in developing and developed countries. What is missing?”
• Professor Laurence Rahme - Professor of Surgery, Microbiology and Immunobiology at Harvard Medical School - “ Translating One Health R&D to Valuable Products for Human and Animals”
• Professor Charalampos Billinis - Vice Rector of Thessaly University - “One Health & Infectious Diseases”
• Professor Alkiviades Vatopoulos - Dean of the National School of Public Health - “ What is the importance of One Health in Greece - case study of AMR”
• Dr Danai Pervanidou - MD, MPH, Office for Vector-borne Diseases, Hellenic Center for Disease Control & Prevention - “ What is the import

Q & A

Chair : Professor Panayiotis Tsanakas - Professor of National Technical University of Athens - “Status and Importance of One Health to health practitioners”

Key Note Speakers:

• Dr Theofilos Rosenberg - President of Hellenic Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Associate Professor of Surgery - “Hellenic CDC’s vision and strategic priorities”
• TBC - Representative of General Secretary of Research and Technology - “One Health Research and Innovation Opportunities in Greece”
• Mr Richard Mark Brown - Head of Engineering, Athens Technology Centre - “How can we make evidence-based decisions in One Health? What information / data needs to be collected, and what is the potential for this data to be used in a One Health way?”
• Professor Nikolaos Papaioannou - President of the Veterinary Faculty of Aristotle University - “The importance of Neurodegenerative diseases in One Health”
• Dr Michalis Katsiboulas - Research Staff (Assistant Professor Level) Center of Clinical, Experimental Surgery and Translational Research - “Translational Surgical Research in Greece”

Q & A

Chair : Dr Faye Ioannou - DVM, MRCVS - “What do we need to transform One Health Science into Action”

Key Note Speakers:

• Dr Ioannis Baskozos - General Secretary of Public Health - “The importance of the One Health Implementation in Greece”
• Dr Rafael Laguens - President of Federation of Veterinarians of Europe (FVE) - “ Policy/Science interface in One Health: Challenges and Opportunities”
• Dr Victor del Rio Vilas - Chatham House Fellow - “Value contribution of One Health”
• Dr Erricos Tsipianitis - President of the board of Orthopedics and Neurosurgery Study Group of the Hellenic Companion Animal Veterinary Association - “One Medicine: the clinical perspective”
• Dr Nikolaos Tzimotoudis - Veterinary Chief, MPVM, Lieutenant Colonel, Center for Biological Researches of the Army - “ Spread of bacteria resistant to Antimicrobial Agent through food. The Risk Assessment Tools in Public Health”

Q & A

Dr Eleni Pavlidou - DVM, MBA