A group of 25 unaccompanied minors from Cyprus embarked on a hopeful journey to Germany last Thursday, under a new pilot relocation programme. This humanitarian effort, supported by the IOM, focuses on the wellbeing and rights of these children, offering them a chance at integration and stability in a nurturing environment.
Cyprus has allocated €44.4 million to support over 20,000 Ukrainian refugees, focusing on accommodation and social welfare. The country’s commitment reflects its humanitarian values, providing temporary protection status and working on integrating refugees into society.
The Oroklini fire incident saw 80 unaccompanied minors safely evacuated by firefighters and staff, with no injuries reported. Postevacuation, the minors are being relocated to various facilities in the Larnaca region to ensure their safety and integration into the community.
The EU’s Recovery and Resilience Plans (RRPs) are strategic frameworks addressing economic fallout from the 2020 pandemic, focusing on digitalization, ecological sustainability, and social cohesion. These plans represent a significant leap towards deeper economic and political integration within the EU, marking a key step in collective recovery efforts and future resilience.
Cyprus is at the forefront of integrating AI and ML technologies across sectors, from public services to healthcare, fostering innovation and digital skills among its youth. Encompassing a comprehensive national strategy, Cyprus is driving a technological transformation through research collaborations, startup support, and a commitment to sustainability goals.
