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[Cyprus Times] Tomorrow in Cyprus the body of Zeta Emylianidou. The Ministry of Labour bids farewell to its Minister

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Zeta Aimylianidou's body will be in Cyprus tomorrow The staff of the Ministry bids farewell to the head of the Ministry.Decisions to be taken at the Cabinet tomorrow

Cyprus is mourning the loss of Zeta Aimylianidou, whose body will be in Cyprus tomorrow afternoon following relevant arrangements.

A book of condolences[/B] for the Minister is expected to be opened at the Ministry of Labour during the course of tomorrow.


As for the details of the funeral service, decisions are expected to be taken at tomorrow's Cabinet meeting.

Ministry staff bids farewell to the Minister

At the same time, Zeta Emylianidou's second home, colleagues and staff of the Ministry of Labour bid a heartbroken farewell to the Minister.

As stated in a statement, the staff of the Ministry of Labour and Social Insurance with deep sadness bids farewell to its Minister, Zeta Aimylianidou, and honours the woman role model in both political and social life and labour institutions.

As Minister, she had promoted a series of reforms concerning all areas of the Ministry's responsibilities, with particular emphasis on social welfare issues, workers' labour rights and gender equality.



The passion with which she supported the rights of workers and ordinary citizens is the practical expression of her own attitude to life, leaving her own stamp and valuable legacy on the labour and social events of the country.

We bid farewell to Zeta Emilianidou, a model of a competent, hard-working and charismatic minister who was distinguished for her intelligence, honesty, humanity and efficiency.

Eternal be her memory.


It is with deep sadness that we bid farewell to our Minister, Zeta Aimylianidou, and honour her as a female role model in both political and social life and work institutions.
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- Ministry of Labour and Social Insurance (@MinLabourCY) June 7, 2022



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