OMONIA TRANS: Transport… with medical precision.

From November 16 to 19, the eyes of the global medical industry will turn to Düsseldorf and MEDICA 2026, one of the world’s most important international exhibitions for medical technology and the future of healthcare. For the Greek companies taking part, MEDICA represents a major opportunity to expand their international presence, build new partnerships and gain access to global markets.

And when Greek businesses travel abroad, OMONIA TRANS travels with them. As every year, we stand alongside our partners participating in MEDICA, taking care of the logistics and transportation of their exhibits with safety, reliability and meticulous planning.

At international exhibitions, just as in medicine, every detail matters. That is why at OMONIA TRANS, we make sure every shipment is handled… with medical precision!

We give hope. We give blood. We give life.

At OMONIA TRANS, social responsibility is never a one-off initiative, but an ongoing commitment to stand by people and their needs. This October, that commitment was expressed through two different initiatives with one thing in common: life.

For the third consecutive year, we are supporting the Pink Ribbon Campaign of “Alma Zois”, the Panhellenic Association of Women with Breast Cancer, providing financial support to the Association and distributing pink ribbons to the people of OMONIA TRANS.

At the same time, a team from the Hellenic Red Cross visited our premises for a voluntary Blood Donation and Bone Marrow Sample Collection initiative. Our employees responded enthusiastically, donating blood and providing samples to help expand the registry of volunteer bone marrow donors. In recognition of our employees’ participation and support, OMONIA TRANS received a Certificate of Appreciation from the President of the Hellenic Red Cross, Dr Antonios Avgerinos.

A heartfelt thank you to all our colleagues who answered the call and offered the most precious gift of all: the gift of life!

Transport… on the AADE radar.

Digital monitoring is now reaching Greek roads. AADE, the Greek Independent Authority for Public Revenue, is moving forward with the development of its new Professional Vehicles and Containers Monitoring System, aimed at strengthening customs controls and more effectively combating the illegal movement of goods.

The new system is being installed at 24 customs offices and critical control points at the country’s main gateways, from Promachonas, Evzones and Kipi to the major ports of Piraeus, Thessaloniki, Patras and Igoumenitsa. The technology being deployed is impressive: 10,500 GPS trackers, 310 licence plate recognition cameras, 220 CCTV cameras and 22 fixed and mobile X-Ray systems will form part of a single integrated network. 

A new digital era is beginning for transport, bringing greater transparency, security and efficiency to Greek roads. At OMONIA TRANS, we support and welcome this progress!