There is no wrongdoing attributed to the President of Cyprus, Nicos Anastasiades, in reports in relation to the Pandora Papers, the Presidency of the Republic says in a written announcement.
Commenting on reports in the international press, making reference to Cyprus President, the Presidency notes that “Pandora Papers concern documents, dated from 2015 and contain allegations for reproachable activities that concern 35 current or former leaders, as well as 330 public officials.”
The Presidency announcement was issued in the wake of leaked records by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists and media partners, including a report in the Guardian, saying that “a law firm founded by the President of Cyprus was accused of hiding the assets of a controversial Russian senator behind fake beneficial owners in a secret report filed with Caribbean
Source: Cyprus News Agency