AGATHI SAVVIDOU'S PROPOSAL FOR A CHRISTMAS VILLAGE AT THE PREFECT'S HOUSE FOR DECEMBER 2027

AGATHI SAVVIDOU'S PROPOSAL FOR A CHRISTMAS VILLAGE AT THE PREFECT'S HOUSE FOR DECEMBER 2027 -  Pafos Live 10/10


It is a particularly well-crafted, targeted and realistic proposal with strong symbolism for the city of Paphos. It combines three main pillars: the promotion of cultural heritage (opening of the District Officer's House), the historical continuity of the city (10 years since "Paphos 2017") and the social/economic stimulation of the local community.

In view of the official submission of the proposal to the Plenary Session of the Municipal Council, some points and corrections that can further strengthen the text:
1. Text Corrections & TyposTypo: In the Social Contribution section, it is written "The 0th Christmas Village" (instead of "The").
Title of signature: "Municipal Councillor of DIKO Paphos" (instead of "Councillors").
2. Strategic Points to Strengthen the Proposal in Plenary

NATIONAL ACTION PLAN FOR TRANSPLANTS

 

NATIONAL ACTION PLAN FOR TRANSPLANTS - Pafos Live 10/10

The state's priority is to strengthen the coordination of services, to clarify responsibilities and to ensure systematic monitoring of the results in terms of transplants, said the Minister of Health Neophytos Charalambidis.

Speaking in the square of the medieval castle of Paphos during the official opening ceremony of the European Day of Organ, Tissue and Cell Donation, which Cyprus is hosting this year, he noted that this direction includes the preparation of a National Action Plan for transplants, the further institutional organization of the sector and the development of an integrated information system for the relevant registries.

KAMARES LIBRARY, KAMARES CLUB

 

KAMARES LIBRARY, KAMARES CLUB

Please be advised that, after 26 years, the Library has been forced to close due to Leptos management requiring the space to store files.

The room is open each day if anyone would like to take some books and will be open as normal, for the last time, on Wednesday, October 14th from 11:00-1:00pm.

FIRST FREE GUIDED TOUR OF IEROKIPIA CENTRE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

 

FIRST FREE GUIDED TOUR OF IEROKIPIA CENTRE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

The first free guided tour of the Ierokipia Center has commenced with great success, exceptional impressions, and ever-increasing interest from participants.

This initiative is being implemented by the Pafos Regional Board of Tourism (PRBT), with the support of the Deputy Ministry of Tourism and the Municipality of Ierokipia, as part of enriching the visitros’ experience.

CRIME ROUND UP

 Pafos Live 9/10

Members of the Paphos Traffic Police continue the campaign they started recently in the Polis Chrysochous apartment where the phenomenon of the use of wheeled vehicles by minors is intense.

In yesterday's new operation of the members of the Paphos traffic police, three other underage students of the high school and TESEK Polis Chrysochous were found driving cars without holding a driver's license and of course without being covered by safety certificates.

CYPRUS AIRWAYS LAUNCHES MULTILINGUAL WEBSITE, MAKING TRAVEL MORE ACCESSIBLE TO INTERNATIONAL PASSENGERS

CYPRUS AIRWAYS LAUNCHES MULTILINGUAL WEBSITE, MAKING TRAVEL MORE ACCESSIBLE TO INTERNATIONAL PASSENGERS - KNews 9/10


Cyprus Airways has launched a multilingual version of its website, making its digital travel experience more accessible to customers across its growing international network.

The Cyprus Airways website is now available in French, Italian, German, Spanish and Russian, enabling more passengers to explore destinations, access travel information and book flights in their preferred language. The localization project was delivered in partnership with MotionPoint, a MarketFully company specialising in website localization technology.

MITSOTAKIS - CYPRUS POWER CABLE CAN PROCEED WITHOUT GIVING UP SOVEREIGN RIGHTS

MITSOTAKIS - CYPRUS POWER CABLE CAN PROCEED WITHOUT GIVING UP SOVEREIGN RIGHTS  - KNews 9/10 by Kathimerini Greece Newsroom

Greek prime minister backs the electricity link, points to U.S. support and invokes Cyprus’ occupation while discussing the war in Ukraine.



Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Friday that the electricity cable linking Greece and Cyprus “can and must proceed” without concessions on Greece’s sovereign rights, backing a project with direct implications for the island’s energy supply.

Speaking to SKAI radio, Mitsotakis declined to discuss the practical details of how work would move forward, describing the issue as sensitive. But his message was clear: Athens believes there is a way to deliver the project without compromising its rights at sea.