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On June 29, 2026, the Cypriot Presidency of the Council of the European Union achieved a significant milestone in housing policy by adopting Council Conclusions on Housing for the first time during the concluding meeting of the Employment, Social Policy, Health, and Consumers Council (EPSCO) held in Luxembourg. This historic decision is viewed as a major advancement in addressing housing challenges faced by EU member states.
Cyprus’ Minister of the Interior, Konstantinos Ioannou, highlighted the importance of the adopted Conclusions, which also addressed demographic changes and the planning of related policies. He expressed pride in Cyprus' role in this achievement, noting that it represents a collaborative effort among EU nations to enhance social policy frameworks.
The meeting served as a platform to reflect on various initiatives in social policy and employment, concluding the Cypriot Presidency's term. The Deputy Minister of Social Welfare, Klea Papadopoulou, also participated in discussions that emphasized the need for effective housing solutions amidst evolving demographic landscapes.
30 June
EU adopts first housing conclusions under Cyprus Presidency
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