Interior Minister Nikos Nouris spoke of the great acceptability of the housing plans of the Interior Ministry yesterday, stating that the improved plans serve the goal of tackling urbanization and revitalizing the countryside.
The Interior Minister, accompanied by Director General Dr. Kostas Constantinou and officials of the Ministry of Interior, visited the Agros Community this afternoon, as part of a series of regional meetings held to inform communities in relation to housing plans and allowances for mountainous, extremely mountainous and remote areas.
"Continuing our excursions to present the housing policy of the Government and the Ministry of Interior, we had the opportunity today, here in Agros, to cover all the communities of Limassol Mountain and Pitsilia," the Interior Minister said after the presentation to the representatives of the Pitsilia communities.
He thanked "all the community leaders for the again very constructive discussion we had and for the many suggestions they have submitted."
He assured that "as last year, all these contributions will be evaluated at the end of this year, when this project will be re-launched".
"Despite this, I cannot but comment on the fact that from the first weeks of implementation of the plan, the great acceptance it has received is evident, since we have satisfied almost all the comments made last year, presenting plans that serve the objective that we have all agreed to serve. And that is none other than tackling urbanisation and enabling young people in particular to resettle or settle for the first time in mountainous areas."
For his part, An. Community Mayor Mr. Antonis Tsolakis, in his own statements, said that during the visit there was a briefing and analysis of the housing plan, describing it as one of the most generous announced in the Pitsilia region. He concluded by expressing his conviction that it will help in the fight against homelessness and help young people to stay in their place.
(EFYs)
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