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Minister Stavros Papastavrou affirms water remains a public good, no private companies involved · Cyprus Report

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Minister Stavros Papastavrou affirms water remains a public good, no private companies involved

1 sourceFirst reported 16 days agoUpdated 16 days ago

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Stavros Papastavrou, the Minister of Environment and Energy, stated that water is and will remain a public good, opposing any private company involvement.
He discussed a forthcoming bill regarding water management that will enter into consultation this week.
Papastavrou emphasized the necessity for a holistic approach to water management in his remarks.
His statements were made during an exclusive interview on the show "Koinonia Ora MEGA."
The government's position reflects a commitment to maintaining public control over water resources.

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Στ. Παπασταύρου: «Το νερό είναι και θα παραμείνει δημόσιο αγαθό – Καμία ιδιωτική εταιρεία»Τα Νέα · 16 days ago

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Stavros Papastavrou, the Minister of Environment and Energy, stated that water is and will remain a public good, opposing any private company involvement.
He discussed a forthcoming bill regarding water management that will enter into consultation this week.
Papastavrou emphasized the necessity for a holistic approach to water management in his remarks.
His statements were made during an exclusive interview on the show "Koinonia Ora MEGA."
The government's position reflects a commitment to maintaining public control over water resources.

Generated by AI from the 1 sources below · always verify with the originals