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[Cyprus Times] "I see no reason why there should be a conflict" says the President of the Republic of Cyprus on Legal Service-Central Prisons

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"I see no reason why there should be a conflict" says the President of the Republic for the Legal Service-Central The reasons for calling tomorrow's meeting What he said about his meeting with Attorney General

"I see no reasons why there should be a conflict" the President said about the conflict between the Legal Service and Central Prisons.


In his statements to journalists on the sidelines of the Annual General Assembly of the Union of Cyprus Municipalities, in Lefkara, the President of the Republic, asked about his meeting tomorrow on issues that fall under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Justice and on the issue of the Central Prisons, said that "it is an issue that (seems to be) an insurmountable problem in the public debate. I considered that under the circumstances, as they are formed, and in order to create the necessary conditions for a smooth operation, as has been the case until now, either of the Prisons Department or of cooperation between various institutions, a meeting should be held, to address the existing problems, to remove any misinterpretations or misunderstandings, so that the state can operate smoothly as it has been operating until recently."

Asked if he believed that with the result there would be no conflict, the President said "I see no reason why there should be conflict, everyone is interested in doing their best to address problems that the country is facing."

Asked what was discussed during his meeting with the Attorney General yesterday, the President said that "the various issues concerning the legality of bills, referral, petition and so on were discussed.As you are well aware, there is the issue of the suspension of auctions and other issues that had to be studied in order for the President to take appropriate decisions. Nothing, nothing from yesterday's conference had anything to do with the problems that have been created and will be addressed tomorrow."


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