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Mrs Annita Demetriou, is the first woman and the youngest person to serve as President of the House of Representatives of the Republic of Cyprus. She was elected as a Representative in 2016 and re-elected in 2021.

Information on the current and historical representation of women in the parliament. Consult the 'Elections' tab to see how women have fared in elections or renewals.

Women are present in very few political positions in Cyprus, but the following are some of the women who have held or currently hold a political position: Praxoula Antoniadou - President of the United Democrats (March 2007 – Present), She attends the meetings of the leaders of the Greek and Cypriot political parties as well as being an active ...

Cyprus is a unitary republic with two spheres of government: central and local. Head of State: The President is directly elected by voters. Head of Government: The President is the Head of …

2021年6月10日 · NICOSIA, Cyprus — Lawmakers in Cyprus on Thursday elected a woman to the country’s second most powerful political post for the first time since its founding as an independent republic in 1960.

2021年6月11日 · Cyprus recently elected Annita Demetriou as its first female parliamentary speaker since the island first became an independent republic in 1960. Lawmakers elected her with 25 votes out of the 56 seat parliament, a major game changer for Cypriot women, who have long been a minority in the island nation’s politics.

This week the island's leaders are resuming talks in Switzerland - aiming to secure a peace deal that could see Cyprus reunited ahead of EU accession in May.

2021年5月31日 · Only eight women gained one of the 56 seats in parliament, translating to a female representation of 14 per cent, down from 17 per cent in 2016. This figure later rose to 12 women, or 21.4 per...