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Green light for deputy mayor positions in Cyprus

1 sourceFirst reported 11 days agoUpdated 11 days ago

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The Greek Ministry of Interior has approved a regulation addressing the exclusion of public employees from serving as unpaid deputy mayors.
This change aims to resolve the issue of public servants not being able to take on roles as deputy mayors.
The new provision is expected to enable more public officials to participate in municipal governance.
The decision is part of ongoing efforts to improve local government structures in Greece.
Further details regarding the implementation of this regulation are anticipated from the ministry.

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The Greek Ministry of Interior has approved a regulation addressing the exclusion of public employees from serving as unpaid deputy mayors.
This change aims to resolve the issue of public servants not being able to take on roles as deputy mayors.
The new provision is expected to enable more public officials to participate in municipal governance.
The decision is part of ongoing efforts to improve local government structures in Greece.
Further details regarding the implementation of this regulation are anticipated from the ministry.

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