The Ministry of Interior of Cyprus announced the suspension of the assessment of asylum applications for Syrians, because of pending…
The establishment of a Fund for the “Amalthia” project aiming to gather the necessary financial support for the continuation of Cyprus’ humanitarian aid mission to Gaza by sea has been announced by Nikos Christodoulidis at the Cabinet meeting in Cyprus.
As RIK broadcasts, the President of the Republic of Cyprus revealed that the Fund has been established since last Friday, noting that certain actions and meetings should be carried out by the relevant Ministers.
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