Cyprus has a range of government authorities and agencies that manage various aspects of public administration and services. Here’s an overview of some key government authorities in Cyprus:

1. The Presidency

• Office of the President: The highest executive authority in Cyprus, responsible for the overall governance of the country. The President represents the state in international affairs and oversees the administration.

2. Ministries

• Ministry of Finance: Manages economic policy, public finance, and budgeting.
• Ministry of Education, Culture, Sport, and Youth: Responsible for educational policies, school systems, and cultural initiatives.
• Ministry of Health: Oversees public health policy, healthcare services, and medical regulations.
• Ministry of Interior: Handles issues related to local administration, immigration, and civil registration.
• Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Manages diplomatic relations and international cooperation.

3. Parliament of Cyprus

• The House of Representatives is the legislative body that passes laws and oversees the government’s actions.

4. Judiciary

• Supreme Court of Cyprus: The highest court, overseeing the judicial system and ensuring the rule of law.
• Various district courts handle civil, criminal, and administrative cases.

5. Local Government

• Municipalities: Local authorities responsible for the administration of towns and cities, managing services such as waste collection and urban planning.
• Communal Authorities: Similar to municipalities but for smaller communities, primarily in rural areas.

6. Government Departments and Agencies

• Cyprus Police: Responsible for maintaining public order, preventing crime, and enforcing laws.
• Department of Labour: Manages employment regulations, labor rights, and job placement services.
• Cyprus Tourism Organization: Promotes tourism and manages tourism-related policies.

7. Regulatory Authorities

• Central Bank of Cyprus: Regulates the banking sector and monetary policy.
• Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission: Oversees the financial markets and protects investors.

8. Educational Institutions

• University of Cyprus and other higher education institutions: Public universities that contribute to education policy and research.

9. Social Services

• Various departments handle welfare programs, social insurance, and public assistance.

10. Environmental Authorities

• Department of Environment: Oversees environmental protection, conservation efforts, and compliance with EU regulations.