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[Cyprus Times] President puts a stop to whispers. "I will not be a patricide of the YESY"

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"I will not become a patricide of YESY" the President of the Republic clarified in his statements -"Cyprus to emerge stronger from the crises of the times"

"I will not be a patricide of the GESY" the President of the Republic made clear this morning during his presence at the General Assembly of PASYDY, once again sending the message that the philosophy of the system will not be changed.

Specifically, asked to comment on the information that persons who are against the YESY will join the board of the Health Insurance Organisation, President Anastasiades pointed out that "there will not be any change or intervention by those who are either against or were against or who are likely to create conditions of patricide".

In a subsequent post, the President said that "my presence at the PASYDY annual General Assembly is a token of appreciation to the organization for its contribution to the reform and evolution of the Civil Service into a more flexible, more efficient and more effective mechanism for the benefit of the citizens of our country."

"Seeking that Cyprus emerge stronger from the crises of the times, we developed the Cyprus Tomorrow Plan. 58 reforms & 76 investment actions worth €4.4bn are expected to lead to a GDP growth of over 7% and the creation of at least 11 thousand jobs", the President added.


My presence at PASYDY's annual General Assembly is a token of appreciation to the organisation for its contribution to the reform and evolution of the Civil Service into a more flexible, more efficient and more effective mechanism for the benefit of the citizens of our country.

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My presence at PASYDY's annual General Assembly is a token of appreciation to the organisation for its contribution to the reform and evolution of the Civil Service into a more flexible, more efficient and more effective mechanism for the benefit of the citizens of our country. pic.twitter.com/hRV4dNIfez

- Nicos Anastasiades (@AnastasiadesCY) April 11, 2022



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