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Revision as of 12:51, 1 July 2024

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This article lists the successive Cypriot governments from the independence of Cyprus in 1960 to the present day.

Governments

Dates Government President Governing Parties Key (Events)
16 Aug 1960 – 25 Feb 1968 First Makarios Government Archbishop Makarios III

(1913-1977)

Patriotic Front[1]
  1. London and Zürich Agreements.
  2. Cyprus' admission as a member state of Commonwealth of Nations.
  3. Cypriot intercommunal violence.
  4. Formation of UNFICYP.
  5. Battle of Tillyria .
25 Feb 1968 – 15 Jul 1974 Second Makarios Government
  1. Patriotic Front
  2. AKEL[2]
  1. EOKA B against Makarios.
  2. 1972–1973 Cypriot ecclesiastical coup attempt.
  3. 1974 Cypriot coup d'état.
15 Jul 1974 – 23 Jul 1974 Samspon caretaker Government Nikos Samson

(1935-2001)

Progressive Front
  1. First Turkish invasion.
23 Jul 1974 – 7 Dec 1974 Clerides caretaker Government Glafcos Clerides

(1919-2013)

Eniaion
  1. Second Turkish invasion.
7 Dec 1974 – 3 Aug 1977 Third Makarios Government Archbishop Makarios III

(1913-1977)

  1. Patriotic Front
  2. AKEL
  1. De-facto independence ofTurkish Federated State of Cyprus.
  2. Makarios-Denktaş Agreement.
3 Aug 1977 – 28 Feb 1983 First Kyprianou Government Spyros Kyprianou

(1932-2002)

DIKO
  1. Kyprianos-Denktaş Agreement.
28 Feb 1983 – 28 Feb 1988 Second Kyprianou Government
  1. DIKO
  2. AKEL[2]
  1. De-facto independence ofTRNC.
28 Feb 1988 – 28 Feb 1993 Vassiliou Government George Vassiliou

(born 1931)

AKEL[2]
28 Feb 1993 – 28 Feb 1998 First Clerides Government Glafcos Clerides

(1919-2013)

DISY
  1. Cypriot S-300 crisis.
28 Feb 1998 – 28 Feb 2003 Second Clerides Government
28 Feb 2003 – 28 Feb 2008 Papadopoulos Government Tassos Papadopoulos

(1934-2008)

  1. DIKO
  2. AKEL
  3. EDEK
  4. KOSP[3]
  1. Opening of the first crossing point of the Green Line.
  2. 2004 Annan Plan referendums.
  3. Cyprus accession in the EU.
28 Feb 2008 – 28 Feb 2013 Christofias Government Dimitris Christofias

(1946-2019)

AKEL
  1. Naval Base Explosion in Mari.
  2. 2008–2012 Cyprus talks.
  3. Aphrodite gas field discovery.
  4. 2012–2013 Cypriot financial crisis.
28 Feb 2013 – 28 Feb 2018 First Anastasiades Government Nicos Anastasiades

(born 1946)

  1. DISY
  2. DIKO (until 2014)
  3. EVROKO (until 2016)
  1. Banking bail-out.
  2. Closure of Cyprus Popular Bank.
  3. Closure of Cyprus Airways.
  4. Closure of Cyprus Cooperative Bank.
  5. 2015–2017 Cyprus talks.
28 Feb 2018 – 28 Feb 2023 Second Anastasiades Government DISY
  1. GeSY implementation.
  2. Covid-19 Pandemic.
  3. EU Sanctions against Russia.
  4. Pandora papers scandal.
  5. Cyprus Confidential scandal.
28 Feb 2023 – present Christodoulides Government Nikos Christodoulides

(born 1973)

  1. DIKO
  2. EDEK
  3. DIPA
  1. Amalthea Initiative

Timeline

Nikos ChristodoulidesNicos AnastasiadesDemetris ChristofiasTassos PapadopoulosGlafcos CleridesGeorge VasiliouSpyros KyprianouMakarios III

References

  1. ^ "Ιστορικό εκλογών 1960-1973 | BBC Greek". www.bbc.co.uk. Retrieved 2024-07-01.
  2. ^ a b c Solutions, BDigital Web. "Οι προεδρικές εκλογές από το 1959 ώς το 2018". Kathimerini.com.cy (in Greek). Retrieved 2024-07-01.
  3. ^ "Ιστορία των Προεδρικών Εκλογών | News". web.archive.org. 2019-06-25. Retrieved 2024-07-01.
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