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Electricity Interconnection to Primarily Benefit Nicosia, States Mitsotakis

Nicosia: The electricity interconnection (GSI) is a project that will primarily benefit Cyprus, which is isolated in terms of energy, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Sunday in response to questions during his press conference at the Thessaloniki International Fair. According to Cyprus News Agency, Mitsotakis emphasized the necessity

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Minister of Agriculture Attends Informal EU Council Meeting in Copenhagen

Copenhagen: Cyprus Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment, Maria Panayiotou, will participate in the Informal Meeting of EU Agriculture Ministers, organised by Denmark which currently holds the Presidency of the EU Council, which is taking place in Copenhagen on September 7 to 9. According to Cyprus News Agency, the

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Cyprus’ Vital Role in EU-Level Medical Initiatives Highlighted by HERA Official

Nicosia: Cyprus’s involvement in EU-level joint procurement and research initiatives for medical countermeasures is deemed not only welcome but essential, as stated by HERA’s Deputy Director-General Laurent Muschel in an interview with “Phileleftheros” newspaper. Muschel emphasized the significance of sharing specific information and general feedback on how medical countermeasure procurement

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Works at School Buildings Exceed £147 Million This Year, Minister Says

Nicosia: The Ministry of Education, Sport and Youth is making substantial investments in school buildings, with works exceeding £147 million this year concerning extensions, improvements, and renovations of school facilities across Cyprus, according to a written statement issued on Sunday by the Minister of Education, Sport and Youth, Athena Michaelidou.

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CMP Excavations at Eight Sites in Cyprus Yield No Remains

Nicosia: Excavation teams of the Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus (CMP) are currently operating at eight different locations-seven in the occupied areas and one in the government-controlled areas of the Republic. So far, no human remains have been discovered during these excavations, CNA has learned. According to Cyprus News

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