Cyprus Mail12 Jul 2026

Christodoulides announces over €60m in new health spending

President Nikos Christodoulides on Sunday announced over €60 million in new spending on health infrastructure.

The funding, he said, will be spent on “the second and third phases” of the Athalassa psychiatric hospital, the creation of a new infectious diseases unit at the Nicosia general hospital, upgrades to both the intensive care unit and the pathology department at the Larnaca general hospital, and “significant upgrades and maintenance works” at the Troodos hospital....

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