The sincere condolences of the House of Representatives to the family and loved ones of Zeta Emylianidou are expressed by the Speaker of the House, Anita Demetriou, noting that the Minister of Labour leaves an unfulfilled void in public life and society and a heavy legacy for all of us.
In a written statement, the Speaker of the House said that Zeta Aimylianidou was not only a most capable and worthy government official who honoured the office of Minister entrusted to her by the state, performing her duty to the full, but also a very close and valuable collaborator of the legislature.
It states that although a member of the Executive, the Minister was a constant presence in parliamentary committees whenever called upon and from all the positions from which she had served, first as a senior public servant in the position of Director of Customs and Value Added Tax, later as Director General of the Ministry of Energy, Trade and Industry and then as Minister.
Ms. Demetriou says that the deceased contributed with her important legislative initiatives, key interventions, but above all with her determination and effectiveness to the smoothing of difficult situations and the adoption of important labour legislation that strengthened labour rights and social welfare and contributed to the creation of a fairer society.
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