Government and organizations agree on timeline for long-term care

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The Cypriot government and various organizations reached an agreement on timelines and a joint mapping of needs regarding long-term care.
The agreement followed a meeting held at the Presidential Palace between organization delegations and the President of the Republic.
Deputy Minister of Social Welfare Tina Pavlou announced the details of the agreement following the discussions.

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The Cypriot government and civil society organisations have agreed on concrete timelines and a joint mapping of needs regarding long-term care. The agreement was reached on Tuesday following a meeting between delegation representatives from the organisations and the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, at the Presidential Palace.

Speaking after the meeting, Deputy Minister of Social Welfare Tina Pavlou confirmed the consensus on the joint action plan. The initiative aims to address long-term care requirements through a structured assessment of existing needs and established timeframes for implementation.

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