The Government of Cyprus is launching a new website for public communication
The Republic of Cyprus government has announced the launch of a new website. The platform will serve as a hub for interaction with the public.
According to a representative of the country's government, Konstantinos Letymbiotis, the page diakivernisi.gov.cy "will help strengthen people's trust in the government and contribute to building a more transparent, accountable, and citizen-participation-based governance in the country."
It is expected that initially, the website will function as a "central digital source of information about the government's actions and policies."
At present, the new website has two sections: one with information about measures aimed at curbing the cost of living, and the other with a detailed description of the action plans of various ministries for the year 2024, broken down by expenditures.
Over time, the website will evolve and be updated to become a "digital portal for two-way communication between the government and the public."
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