Cyprus to Tighten Regulations for Summer Schools
Cyprus plans to tighten legislation regulating the operation of summer schools and children's centers.
The issue was discussed in Parliament, where authorities expressed their intention to increase oversight of such establishments, including conducting regular inspections.
According to the proposed changes, centers that fail to comply with requirements could face temporary closure.
The initiative is aimed at improving safety standards and the quality of services provided to children.
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