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The Head of Humanitarian Affairs for Missing and Trapped Persons Ms Anna Aristotelous accompanied by officials of the Missing Persons Service visited today, June 27, 2023, the Cyprus Institute of Neurology and Genetics where issues of strengthening their cooperation were discussed. Leonidas Phylactou made a presentation, making special reference to the important role played by the Institute with regard to the specialized work it carries out concerning the identification of the bones of missing persons.
In turn, Mrs. Aristotelous thanked, on behalf of the State, the Institute for the valuable services it provides in this humanitarian issue that continues to cause pain and suffering to hundreds of families of our missing persons.
Mrs. Aristotelous thanked, on behalf of the State, the Institute for the valuable services it provides in this humanitarian issue that continues to cause pain and suffering to hundreds of families of our missing persons. At the same time, he understood the difficulties that exist and complicate the Institute's work, primarily due to the time factor and the collection of new testimonies, stressing that such information and data are necessary as they will give further impetus to the competent authorities to investigate them in order to determine the fate of our missing persons.
During the meeting, the Institute of Neurology and Genetics was represented, in addition to the Executive Director Prof.
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