The necessary steps will be taken in every direction, so that important shortcomings or positions that do not correspond to reality are removed, President Nicos Anastasiades said tonight, referring to the issue of the UN Secretary General's reports.
In his statements to journalists, while attending the inauguration ceremony of the Doxa Thoi Katokopia stadium, in Peristerona, and asked to refer to the passage by Parliament of the Justice Reform Bill, the President of the Republic said that "I would like to congratulate and thank the parliamentary groups, all the parties, because at last a radical reform is passed regarding the administration of justice, something that for decades has been one of the main problems that the world in general faces".
Asked to comment on criticisms in relation to the content of the draft reports of the UN Secretary General, President Anastasiades said that "if it was me who drafted them then they would have a complaint. But everyone should realize that, unfortunately, international society today operates, as it has always done since ancient times, on the basis of interests and not on the basis of real law.
The necessary steps will be taken in every direction, so that important flaws or positions that do not correspond to reality are removed."
Asked about the issue of the minimum wage and the criticisms the Government is receiving from trade unions, the President said that "what trade unionists and everyone in general should know is that we are determined and there will be a minimum wage, as long as only with the noise that some people do not believe that they can achieve what we are also seeking. We have common positions with everyone, the minimum wage will certainly be adopted and will be sufficiently fair to the satisfaction of all."
(PM/MB)
Contents of this article including associated images are owned by PIO
Views & opinions expressed are those of the author and/or PIO
Source
