MoU to bring Cyprus, Greece, Lebanon diasporas closer together
Presidential Commissioner Fotis Fotiou will sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at the end of his current visit to Beirut, in the framework of the...
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Blind eye cannot continue to be turned on Turkey says commissioner
The United Nations and the European Union cannot continue to “turn a blind eye” to the “inhuman and unacceptable” practices of the north, Presidential Commissioner...
Impact of overseas Cypriots to be discussed at conference
Concrete decisions over initiatives and actions that Cypriots living abroad can take when interacting with foreign decision-makers will be discussed at the 20th world conference...
Growing interest in resettling in Karpas peninsula
There is increased interest from people from the Karpas peninsula in the north to resettle there and the government is seeking ways to encourage more...
Fotiou underscores significance of current leaders’ meetings
Commissioner for Humanitarian Affairs and Overseas Cypriots Fotis Fotiou said the Cyprus talks were going through an important phase that would determine the course of...
Commissioner for overseas affairs, praises role of overseas Cypriots, calls for key role for younger generation
By Emilia Christofi The role of the diaspora is of crucial significance, Presidential Commissioner for Humanitarian Matters and Overseas Affairs, Fotis Fotiou told CNA, noting...
Coming days crucial to proving Assia claims
The next few days will prove crucial to corroborating information that dozens of bodies of Greek Cypriot missing persons may be located at a site...
‘Ludicrous’ claims made in diplomatic battle
Presidential Commissioner Fotis Fotiou said he has received information concerning additional cases of the relocation of missing persons’ remains in the north but he was...
‘Intensive month’ ahead on issue of missing persons
January will be an intensive month for the issue of missing persons, Humanitarian Affairs Commissioner Fotis Fotiou told the Cyprus News Agency in an interview...
Our View: Government’s weird sense of meritocracy and more ‘jobs for the boys’
SOME government decisions defy belief. Two weeks ago, on the recommendation of the recently set-up committee monitoring humanitarian issues, the Council of Ministers decided that...
