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Parliament approves Cyprus-Serbia agreement on temporary military personnel presence

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The Cypriot Parliament approved a bill ratifying an agreement with Serbia regarding the temporary presence of military personnel from both countries.
The agreement establishes a legal framework governing the operations of the military forces of Cyprus and Serbia.
This decision was made during a plenary session of the Parliament on July 9, 2026.
Additionally, discussions were held regarding Cyprus's new status as an Associated Member of CERN.
The ratification strengthens military cooperation between Cyprus and Serbia.

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On July 9, 2026, the House of Representatives in Cyprus ratified a legislative proposal concerning an agreement with Serbia that establishes a legal framework for the temporary presence of military personnel from both countries. This decision outlines the status of military forces operating under the terms of the agreement, solidifying bilateral military cooperation.

The ratification was part of a session in which the legislature also addressed other agreements, including a new status for Cyprus as a Connected Member of CERN. The approval of the military agreement reflects a commitment by both nations to enhance their defense collaboration, although further details on the operational aspects and duration of the military presence were not disclosed in the reports.

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