From the floor of the plenary session during the debate on the State Budgets, EDEK MP Andreas Apostolou sent a message of cooperation and unity inside and outside the Parliament so that through disagreements synergies can be identified that will contribute to the solution of citizens' problems. He said that "cooperation, national unity and understanding" will be the greatest legacy to be handed down to the next generation of politicians. Apostolou said he put his stamp on the increase in maternity leave, paid parental leave, the expansion of full-day and high schools, free pre-primary education and further cited the launch of the program to cover expenses for children up to 4 years old in daycare centers.
He said that through the dialogue he contributed to the upgrading of health services for diabetics and the inclusion of new drugs in the treatment provided, the inclusion of funds for the establishment of the Cancer Institute to establish palliative care centres in all provinces, the agreement on the right to oblivion for cancer patients. He expressed satisfaction with the budget allocation to support individuals and families receiving treatment abroad and made special reference to the late Zeta Emylianidou, who he said listened, appreciated and cooperated with the opposition parties.
Source: CNA
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