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[Cyprus Times] University of Cyprus: We have responded to the Audit Office in a well-documented manner

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The University is committed to improvement measures and actions The crisis contributed to the slowdown in building upgrades

The special report of the Auditor General for the University of Cyprus for the years 2019, 2020 was published yesterday, November 28, 2022. In a statement today, the University of Cyprus said it has studied the report and the findings recorded and has also provided a documented response to the Auditor General on the issues raised. It adds that it recognises the role of independent institutions and the Auditor General in instilling a culture of transparency, meritocracy and good governance and we wish to assure both the Audit Office and other state bodies and the wider society that the University of Cyprus and its human resources operate according to these principles.




The announcement underlines that the University of Cyprus has carefully studied the findings and recommendations of the Audit Service and will proceed with improvement actions and actions based on international university operating standards. "At the University of Cyprus we are well aware that adaptability and modernization will contribute to further distinguish our organization. We want an organisation that is flexible and adaptive because we want to serve the student community in an exemplary manner and we want to work effectively with our partners and collaborators in Cyprus and abroad, producing meaningful research with impact."

The University of Cyprus goes on to emphasise its pride in our academic and research staff for their distinctions and the external funding they claim, as well as the substantial synergies established, developing At the same time, he points out, the departments and bodies of the University have been acclimatized in the management of construction projects so that they are completed as soon as possible following the procedures.

In conclusion, through the statement, the University of Cyprus confirms to all partners and stakeholders that self-improvement is a continuous process for the organization.


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