The chief advisor to the health minister, Gilly Gyula, is leaving.

Gilly Gyula is stepping down as the political advisor to the Ministry of Health effective December 1. He confirmed his departure as a mutual decision but did not provide further details. Gilly played a significant role in developing the Tisza health policy program and was introduced as an expert in health sector management at a conference. Initially, he was expected to become the state secretary but ultimately took on the role of political advisor. It remains unclear if he will continue to be involved in the Tisza faction's health policy work or who will succeed him in his position.