Government investment in public hospitals rises to €206.7 million

Politics HospitalNikos ChristodoulidesTop News Government investment in public hospitals rises to €206.7 million Η επένδυσή μας στον τομέα της Υγείας συνεχίζεται με Σχέδιο, με Πλάνο, με Έργα σε ολόκληρη την ελεύθερη Κύπρο.Σε συνέχεια των έργων υποδομής ύψους 145 εκατομμυρίων ευρώ που ήδη ανακοινώσαμε και υλοποιούμε για τα δημόσιά μας νοσηλευτήρια, περιλαμβανομένης και της ανέγερσης νέου… pic.twitter.com/TDLvvVL3yA— NikosChristodoulides (@Christodulides) July 12, 2026 Relevant News Spontaneous combustion sparks fire at Ayia Marina home 12 July 2026 Government investment in public hospitals rises to €206.7 million 12 July 2026 US strikes Iran, Tehran says Strait of Hormuz closed, Gulf states hit 12 July 2026 newsroom 12 July 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber 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. The government this week approved the additional €61.7 million package, which includes: -the second and third phases of the Athalassa Mental Health Centre;-a new Infectious Diseases Unit at Nicosia General Hospital;-upgrades to the Intensive Care Unit and Internal Medicine Department at Larnaca General Hospital, along with new facilities for cardiology –and pulmonology clinics; and-major upgrading and maintenance works at Troodos Hospital. “Projects in every district. Infrastructure for every citizen, wherever they may be,” the president said, adding that behind every project is a patient, a family and a healthcare professional. Christodoulides said the government’s policy aims to improve the quality of care, strengthen public safety and provide modern working conditions for hospital staff. He said the investments had been made possible by the government’s economic policy, which allowed the benefits of growth to be returned to society through projects in healthcare, education, social policy and housing. Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest News Spontaneous combustion sparks fire at Ayia Marina home US strikes Iran, Tehran says Strait of Hormuz closed, Gulf states hit Argentina oust Switzerland in extra time, advance to semifinals Man arrested over attempted bank robbery in Larnaca district Two vehicles destroyed and six damaged in Geri fire Driver flees after hitting young pedestrian in Limassol Turkish forces expand surveillance posts near Athienou buffer zone Follow en.philenews on Google News and be the first to know all the news about Cyprus and the world.