Inauguration for the park of Mediterranean plants-cacti-succulents of Ayia Napa

Three hundred species of cacti and succulents have been planted in the Park of Mediterranean plants, cacti and succulents in Ayia Napa, which was inaugurated yesterday by Mayor Giannis Karousos.

A written announcement states that the park has an area of ​​40 acres and more than 300 species of cacti and succulents have been planted, with a total number of over 12 thousand plants. In his greeting, Mr. Karousos "thanked the pioneer of the idea, Kiki Konstantinou, and all those who volunteered their services and helped in the operation of the Park ". At the same time, "he assured that the Municipal Council and he personally will continue with the same zeal in creating important projects and reference points, which will help improve the lives of residents and enrich the tourism product of the region." He added that "already There are three more monuments under construction, namely the Farmer's Square, the Monument of the first Agiannapitis, and the monument of the inhabitants of Ayia Napa, who participated in the two World Wars. "On his part, Kikis Konstantinos in his greeting referred in detail to "and thanked the Mayor and the City Council, the close associates and all the volunteers who offered their valuable services for the implementation of the Park". The Mayor of Ayia Napa "awarded commemorative plaques to all those who contributed to the creation of the Park, followed by unveiling of the plaque at the entrance of the Park, while the attendees were guided to the site ".