Appreciation and admiration to all the interned people, expressed the Commissioner for the Presidency, Fotis Fotiou, saying that Cyprus is one, common homeland for all of us. "And you, here in Karpasia, are possessed more than all of us by the great desire and longing for the reunification of our homeland, so that together we can all move forward with our hopes and aspirations strengthened for a future that promises much more for our homeland and our people."
In his greeting at the Christmas celebration [/B]of the Kindergarten and Rizokarpaso Primary School, which was read by the Inspector of Primary Education, Neophyta Kameri, Mr. Fotiou said that they always hope to create the conditions that will allow them to realize the vision and goals that will open wide the horizons for the prevalence of conditions of freedom, security, democracy and prosperity for all without exception. We do not want citizens with fewer rights, we do not want people trapped, nor refugees, in our own homeland, he added.
Addressing the children, he said that they represent an entire history, that of Cypriot Hellenism on the peninsula of our Saints and Heroes. "I express our unlimited love. Continue with vigour in the struggle of learning here at the Rizokarpassos schools. The struggle for the land that gave birth to your parents and grandparents."
The schools in Rizokarpaso[/B], he said, encapsulate all the ideals of Hellenism in Cyprus. "It is for this reason that your struggle to survive here, with patience, perseverance, strength and faith in what you stand for, is of particular value and importance. You are the continuation of our history, the expectation and hope for tomorrow."
Along with your parents, worthy of admiration and appreciation are your teachers who support in every way your efforts to acquire the necessary skills for life, the Commissioner for the Presidency continued, conveying along with his own wishes and those of the President of the Republic "to all of you, the students, teachers, parents and all our internees here in proud and heroic Carpasia".
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