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Cyprus Mail11 Jun 2026

Appeal lodged against suspension of tourism ministry senior officer

Appeal lodged against suspension of tourism ministry senior officer

An appeal was lodged on Thursday against Deputy Tourism Minister Costas Koumis’ suggestion that his ministry’s permanent secretary Neophytos Papadopoulos be suspended.

The rift between Koumis and Papadopoulou first arose in the aftermath of an Iranian-made drone being fired at Cyprus in March, with the former believing it would cause a tourism crisis and the latter disagreeing....

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