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Hungary has amended its regulations on living donor kidney paired exchange, enabling exchanges among multiple donor–recipient pairs, allowing surgeries in more than one transplant center, and opening participation to all pairs, not only those medically incompatible. As a contracted partner of the EURO-KEP project, the Hungarian National Blood Transfusion Service (HNBTS) highlights that these changes directly support the project’s objectives and represent significant progress in consortium work.

The  Hungarian partners of the EURO-KEP project — HUN-REN KRTK, Óbuda University, and the National Blood Supply Service (OVSZ) — held a coordination meeting to discuss the national aspects of the project.

The aim of the meeting was to support the implementation of project tasks in Hungary, ensuring alignment with the overall objectives of the EURO-KEP initiative.

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The EURO-KEP project officially kicked off with the first meeting held on January 22-23, 2025, in Madrid. During the meeting, the project team began working on the development of the commitments outlined in the grant agreement and discussed key objectives. This marks the beginning of a collaborative effort aimed at achieving the project's goals.

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