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[Cyprus Times] Christodoulides spoke again of a government of national unity from Ypsonas (pics)

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Turkey's fait accompli on the Cyprus problem will not be accepted, he said He also spoke about strengthening the competitiveness and stability of the economy

Independent candidate for the presidency of the Republic Nikos Christodoulides outlined the axes of his governance programme yesterday evening in Ypsonas. Speaking at an event held at the Municipal Theatre of Ipsona , Mr. Nikos Christodoulides assured that if the people elect him to the highest office of the country he will form a government of national unity .

"It is a need of the society that emerged from the dialogue we had with the people all this time the formation of a government of national unity, broad acceptance," he said. He added that "the daily and difficult problems of citizens have neither colour nor party origin."

Regarding our national problem, the Cyprus problem, Nicos Christodoulides assured that the fait accompli that Turkey is trying to impose in the region will not be accepted. He explained, however, that he will make sincere and intensive efforts to break the deadlock and resume talks on a solution to the Cyprus problem with the active involvement of the European Council of the European Union through a person appointed by the European Council.

On the economy, the independent candidate for the Presidency of the Republic , after developing aspects of his programme to address the effects of inflation and the rise in rents with specific policies and actions , explained how he will strengthen the competitiveness and stability of our economy through support for the primary sector, the expansion of the economy, but also the interconnection of education with the needs of the economy and the labour market.

The event was addressed by Mr. Sotos Vassiliou , Vice President of the student faction Vanguard at the University of Cyprus, who expressed his full support for the candidacy of the independent candidate Nikos Christodoulides, as well as Mr.


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