Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides swore in new members of his cabinet on Wednesday, amid criticism from outgoing ministers, as well as one of his key coalition partners. Welcoming the nine new ministers,
Just ten months into his administration, Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides has reshuffled his cabinet, replacing four ministers, as well as five junior ministers and commissioners. The reshuffle comes a week after announcing
The new year did not get off to a good start for President Christodoulides. At his first Council of Ministers meeting, he had to look his cabinet members in the eyes and
The Cabinet approved Wednesday the 2024 state budget, the government’s first, estimated to record a fiscal surplus of €659 million or 2.2% of GDP. Finance Minister Makis Keravnos said the budget aims
An informal meeting of the Cabinet will take place on August 25 at the presidential residence in the Troodos Mountains, under President Nikos Christodoulides, during which ministries will present their objectives and
The Cabinet Thursday approved a bill establishing a Deputy Ministry for Immigration and Asylum to manage migration issues better. Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannnou said the deputy ministry’s goal would be the management of
The Cabinet has approved a bill to regulate remote working conditions, tabled by Labour Minister Yiannis Panayiotou. Following the cabinet meeting, the Labour Minister said the legislation would be extremely important for
Challenges, mistakes and mishaps will await the new government, which pledged to work hard and deliver on promises to the Cypriot people. These words have been heard countless times; some believe they
The Cabinet on Wednesday decided to extend a series of measures previously introduced to alleviate pressure on households from the hike in fuel prices and electricity. As the government’s acting spokesperson Niovi
On Wednesday, the Cabinet held a minute’s silence for the Turkish Cypriot victims of the deadly earthquakes in Turkey and Syria while approving disaster aid of €500,000 for both countries. Acting government
