Many important activities concerning various areas of the governance programme are included in the agenda of President Nicos Anastasiades for the coming week.
President Anastasiades' programme for next Monday, 23 May, includes a teleconference with the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, and a group of Heads of Government of EU Member States at 18:00 in the afternoon. This will be a conference call to prepare for the extraordinary EU Summit on 30 and 31 May. The Summit will discuss key issues such as Ukraine, the global energy crisis on the basis of the European Commission's recent RePowerEU package, European Defence and Security and food security in the EU in the light of the war in Ukraine. He is expected to address the course of the Cypriot economy and its prospects for the future.
On Thursday, 26 May at 10:00 am, the President will hold a meeting with the ministers and officials responsible for the health sector. The meeting will review the progress of the implementation of the government's programme since 2013 in the policy pillar "Health for All". At the same time, future actions launched by the Government will be discussed. The Plan "Cyprus - Tomorrow" in the health sector includes three reforms and seven investments, with a total financial allocation of EUR 74.1 million. The aim is to create a resilient and effective health plan that will enable universal access to high quality healthcare in Cyprus.
On the same day at 11:30 in the morning, President Anastasiades will meet with the President of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, Ms Margareta Cederfelt. At 20:00 in the evening he will attend the event of the DISY Young Sciences Organisation and will present the "Manolis Christofides" award of the year.
On Friday, 27 May, the Council of Ministers will meet and is expected to approve the Government's additional measures to tackle inflation. At 19:00 in the afternoon, President Anastasiades will unveil the bust of doctor Amerikos Argyriou in Limassol.
On Saturday, 28 May at 10:30 in the morning, he will unveil the monument to the missing persons of the Turkish invasion, which was erected at the Limassol Municipality's Park of the Missing Persons.
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