President Nikos Christodoulides evaluates three years of governance in Cyprus

Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides published an assessment of his first three years in office, emphasizing his administration's focus on security, economic resilience, and state modernization. In an article for Phileleftheros, the President stated that his government has implemented bold reforms while avoiding populism to address an unstable international environment. Key policy priorities highlighted include strengthening ties with Greece and the United States, as well as maintaining a pro-European foreign policy. The administration also cited its role in the Amalthea corridor initiative for providing aid to Gaza. Domestically, the President identified health, education, housing, and anti-corruption measures as central pillars of his welfare state policy. Despite the challenges of the current global geopolitical climate, Christodoulides asserted that his administration is delivering tangible results for the populace. He reiterated that the ongoing presidency of the EU Council remains a key factor in boosting Cyprus's international profile.