The Pancyprian Cooperative Society for the Promotion of Cooperativism was established on Tuesday, which aims to promote the Cooperative Principles and Values and to conduct studies for the registration of a Cooperative Credit Institution.
More specifically, this Committee will work in a transparent manner, having as its main objective to present a proposal that will lead to the establishment of a Cooperative Credit Institution on the basis of the principles and values of the Cooperative idea.
According to a statement, the efforts of the Pancyprian Co-operative Society for the Promotion of Co-operativism will be carried out in parallel and in full consultation with the Registrar of Co-operative Companies Service, the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Central Bank of Cyprus.
This effort is supported by the Co-operative Shareholding Companies, the Commercial Sector of Co-operatism, PASYDY, PEO, SEK, DEOK, Educational Organizations OELMEK PDED OLTEK, Associations of Retired Teachers, Cyprus Police Association SAK, Cyprus Firefighters Association, Army Officers and Petty Officers Associations, Union of Communities and the Agricultural Organisations PEK, EKA, PANAGROTIKOS, NEA AGROTIKOS, EUROAGROTIKOS.
It is noted that from today, March 15, 2022, applications are accepted from Cypriot citizens to become members of the company and support the whole effort.
Moreover, today the 1st General Assembly of the Pancyprian Co-operative Society for the Promotion of Co-operativism elected the 19 members of the Committee, who are: Aikaterini Markoullidou, Panikos Argyridis, Kyriakos Charalambous, Giannakis Ioannou, Christos Tombazos, Michalis Lytras, Panikos Hambas, Antonis Antonis, Andreas Kitromilides, Konstantinos Konstantinou, Charalambous Charalambous, Dimitris Koulas, Pambos Ioannidis, Neophytos Xenophontos, Apostolos Skourupatis, Akritas Aspris, Vassos Partasidis, Eugenios Eleftheriou and Anastasis Yapanis.
Subsequently, the members of the Society's Committee unanimously elected Panikos Hambas as President and appointed Eugenios Eleftheriou as Secretary.
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