Cypriot Graduation: Class of 2019
The Cyprus Friendship Programme’s largest graduating class of 140 members enjoyed their ceremony with an audience of 400 on October 12 at The Senior School in Latsia, Nicosia. Certificates of …
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Cypriot Parents & Friends Gather for Annual Dinner Dance
The Cyprus Friendship Programme Parents and Friends Association held its annual dinner dance on September 13, 2019. 166 parents, teens and alumni gathered at Bibliotheque for dinner, conversation and music.
Michael Liatsos joins CFP Board
Newly elected President of Cyprus Friendship Programme association We are pleased to announce that Michael Liatsos, Managing Director of MLA Technologies Services Ltd, has been elected President of CFP’s legally …
In Memoriam
Margaret M. Barrett December 07, 1929 – August 23, 2019 We are saddened to share the news that CFP’s founder passed away on Friday, Aug. 23, at the age of …
CFP Welcomes New Board Members: Ambassador Susan M. Elliott
President and CEO, National Committee for American Foreign Policy Susan M. Elliott, Ambassador (ret.) is an accomplished diplomat with an earned doctorate from Indiana University. During her 27-year diplomatic career, Ambassador …
Northern Ireland Friendships Continue
Friendships between American host families and their teens can continue for many years. Former CFP Executive Director Don Guziewicz and his wife Pat, who served as the Pennsylvania Area Coordinator …
CFP GRADUATION CEREMONY IN JERUSALEM
CFP’s first class of teens from Israel and Palestine celebrated their graduation on March 1st at St. George’s College in Jerusalem. Family and friends shared in the teens’ presentations and …
OVER 170 APPLICANTS WERE INTERVIEWED OVER 2 DAYS
Due to a near record number of Cypriot applications this year, interviews had to be conducted over two days. Another first is that CFP was allowed to make presentations in …
THE CURE
by Dilem Omeraga (2018 CFP) From the hustle of the trees, To the calming sea breeze, With the salty scent of the ocean, Once everything was pure, Everyone was in …