This is the first official visit of the new Italian Ambassador to the city of Limassol and as Ms Bravo said, "we have a very good community here in Limassol, as well as a Consulate and we are trying to further develop our activities with our Cypriot partners in Limassol".
Expressing the hope that her presence will be the beginning of new partnerships, she said that Italians residing in Limassol enjoy the city, are satisfied and try to contribute to the development of the business community.
"I think my first visit is successful and I hope to visit Limassol again as soon as possible," Federica Ferrari Bravo, who also visited St Mary's School, where the Italian language is taught, concluded her statement.
Welcoming the Italian Ambassador, Mayor Nicos Nicolaides said that he informed her about various issues concerning Limassol and its development, as well as the impact of the war in Ukraine on the city.
"We also talked about the community of Italian friends in Limassol and expressed the desire for closer cooperation with the Municipality on various issues, especially cultural activities," Nicolaides said, adding that a meeting will be scheduled with representatives of the Italian community for coordination on the issue.
The relations between Limassol and the Italian Ambassadors have always been excellent, he continued, "and over the years the Italian Ambassadors have loved Limassol and visited it regularly." Bravo assured that she will keep a close and regular contact with the Limassol municipal authorities.
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