The Movement of Ecologists - Citizens' Co-operation continued its contacts with candidates for the 2023 presidential elections and organised groups, by holding a meeting with the candidate for President of the Republic of Cyprus Christodoulos Protopapas and the political party "Initiative Famagusta for Cyprus".
As stated in a statement of the movement, during both meetings, problems and issues such as the Cyprus problem, the economy, internal governance, social issues and ecological issues were discussed in a constructive manner.
The Movement's delegation consisted of the President of the Movement Charalambos Theopeptou, the Executive Secretary of the Movement George Stylianides and the Members of the Political Committee of the Movement George Perdikis and Nikos Michalias.
The contacts that took place, it is noted, are part of the Movement's discussions with independent presidential candidates and parties who are requesting to have a meeting with the Movement of Ecologists on the subject of the 2023 Presidential Elections.
The Movement of Ecologists - Citizens' Co-operation continues to claim the Green Change of the country's governance with specific content, based on its programmatic positions and recommendations.
The Movement of Ecologists - Citizens' Co-operation continues to claim the Green Change of the country's governance with specific content, based on its programmatic positions and recommendations.
"We put forward the need to formulate a green, ecological program of governance of the country that includes concrete plans, programs and projects that will lead us to the Cyprus of tomorrow", the Movement states.
The Central Committee of the Movement will meet at a later stage and depending on the results and developments that will arise, it will re-examine the data regarding the presidential elections. The options remain the autonomous course towards the presidential elections.
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