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in-cyprus12 Jul 2026

Government investment in public hospitals rises to €206.7 million

Government investment in public hospitals rises to €206.7 million

Government investment in public hospitals has risen to €206.7 million following the approval of an additional €61.7 million in projects, President Nikos Christodoulides said.

In a recorded message on healthcare, Christodoulides said the new projects come on top of €145 million in hospital infrastructure works already announced and under way, including the construction of a new hospital in Polis Chrysochous....

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