The meeting of the President of the Republic Mr Nicos Anastasiades with King Charles III of Great Britain and his visits to the Famagusta and Paphos districts for the inauguration of important development projects that contribute to the improvement of the quality of life of citizens stand out in the President's programme for the coming week.
On Monday, 16 January, at 12.30pm (Cyprus time), President Anastasiades will meet with King Charles III at Balmoral Castle, Scotland.
During the meeting, the President will provide an update on the latest developments in the Cyprus problem and Turkey's challenges in the Eastern Mediterranean. He will also discuss bilateral relations between Cyprus and Great Britain, climate change and the consequences of the energy crisis due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
On Wednesday, 18 January, at 9.30 am, the Council of Ministers will meet at the Presidential Palace.
On Thursday, 19 January, at 11.45 am, President Anastasiades will visit the Open University of Cyprus. He will meet with the Rector, the President of the Council and officials of the University and will be briefed on the work carried out at the academic institution.
On Friday, January 20, the President of the Republic will pay a full-day visit to the city and province of Paphos.
President Anastasiades' visit will start from Polis Chrysochous. At 9.45 a.m. he will inaugurate the Multipurpose Centre for the Elderly "The Eleousa of Kykkos". This will be followed at 10 am by the inauguration of the pedestrian/bicycle path from Polis Chrysochous to Latchi. At 10.15 am President Anastasiades will inaugurate the construction of ten breakwaters in the sea area of Chrysochous Bay. At 10.30 in the morning he will inaugurate the second phase of the coastal walkway. These are important infrastructure projects which will change the area of Polis Chrysochous.
At 11.30am President Anastasiades will inaugurate the cultural centre of Pegeia.
At 12 noon he will lay the foundation stone of the cultural village of Lebas and at 12.45pm he will lay the foundation stone of the western coastal pedestrian walkway of Paphos. At 6pm, in Chloraka, he will inaugurate major community upgrading projects in the central square. These are the projects to transform the community buildings into an adult centre, the refurbished offices of the former SPC into community buildings, the first phase of the redevelopment of the core and the redevelopment project of Chloraka Square and the surrounding area of the Church of Panagia Chrysohematousis.
On Sunday, 22 January, President Anastasiades will visit the free area of Famagusta. At 10.30 a.m. at the Cultural Centre of Famagusta Municipality in Deryneia, he will unveil the Monument dedicated to the enduring contribution of the agents, members and athletes of the GSE to the national struggles of our country, as well as the fallen and missing during the Turkish invasion of 1974, recruits from the city and province of Famagusta. At 11.30 in the morning he will visit the Liopetriou River, where he will lay the foundation stone of the fishing shelter.
(PM/IK)
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