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DISY names Maouris to lead tourism portfolio at government monitoring council

In-Cyprus · 2026-08-04

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• What happened: DISY President Annita Demetriou appointed Panayiotis Maouris to lead the tourism portfolio at the Democratic Rally’s Government Work Monitoring Council. • Why it matters: Tourism is a key pillar of the Cypriot economy, and Maouris's experience is expected to help address challenges and enhance competitiveness in the sector. • What to watch next: Maouris plans to identify issues within the tourism sector and propose documented solutions to support businesses, workers, and local communities amid increasing international competition.

Politics annita demetrioudisyTop NewsTourism DISY names Maouris to lead tourism portfolio at government monitoring council Panayiotis Maouris Annita 1536x1024 Relevant News Septemberfest Nicosia Beer Fun Festival returns for 15th year 4 August 2026 DISY names Maouris to lead tourism portfolio at government monitoring council 4 August 2026 Israeli man fined €840 after 14 cartons of untaxed cigarettes found at checkpoint 4 August 2026 newsroom 4 August 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber DISY President Annita Demetriou announced on Tuesday that Panayiotis Maouris has taken on the tourism portfolio at the Democratic Rally’s (DISY) Government Work Monitoring Council, according to a party announcement. The announcement said Demetriou thanked Maouris for his longstanding presence and contribution to DISY. She also thanked him for his role in the party’s campaign in the recent elections, and said she was confident he would carry out his new duties responsibly and consistently. The DISY President said Maouris’s experience in local government, his knowledge of the tourism industry, and his active civic involvement are important assets for carrying out his new role effectively. Demetriou stressed that tourism is one of the main pillars of the Cypriot economy. She added that specific policies are needed to strengthen competitiveness, upgrade the tourism product, extend the tourism season, and support businesses and workers in the sector, the announcement said. Maouris thanked the DISY President for placing her trust in him and pledged to do everything he could to record the problems facing the tourism sector and submit specific, documented proposals, according to the announcement. Cypriot tourism must respond to intensifying international competition, Maouris said, and needs long-term planning, substantial support, and policies that create prospects for businesses, workers and local communities. Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest News Septemberfest Nicosia Beer Fun Festival returns for 15th year Israeli man fined €840 after 14 cartons of untaxed cigarettes found at checkpoint Iran demands inbound control of Hormuz and outbound oversight, source says Nicosia water authority signs cooperation deal with Israel’s Mekorot Teenager dies from injuries after Limassol motorcycle crash 4.3 magnitude earthquake strikes Tuscany, Italy near Pisa The EU health data space: Unlocking the value of e-health data through responsible governance Follow en.philenews on Google News and be the first to know all the news about Cyprus and the world.

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