On the occasion of the World Day against Drug Use and Trafficking which takes place on the 26th of June every year, the Cyprus Ports Authority, as part of its social commitment, announced its support for the "Agia Skepi" therapeutic community, which is a therapeutic rehabilitation community for both long-term adult and adolescent drug users.
Praising the work of "Agia Skepi", the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Cyprus Ports Authority, Dr. Antonis St. Stylianou said that "as one of the largest semi-governmental organizations of the country, the Cyprus Ports Authority could not remain indifferent to issues that concern our society and especially to the major problem of drug use and trafficking. To this end, the Cyprus Port Authority announces the sponsorship to facilitate the work of the therapeutic community 'Agia Skepi' which contributes to the management of the problem of drug use and trafficking in our country. The Cyprus Port Authority remains a constant supporter of such actions and activities that address sensitive issues that touch upon the role of civil society, non-governmental organisations and the wider community."
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