Democratic Rally Political Party

The Cypriot Democratic Rally, known by its Greek acronym DISY (Dimokratikos Synagermos), is a center-right political party in Cyprus. Founded in 1976 by Glafcos Clerides, the party emerged in the aftermath of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, aiming to promote…   the reunification of the island and ensure its economic development. DISY positions itself as a pro-European party, strongly advocating for European integration and aligning with the broader values of the European People's Party, of which it is a member.<br /><br />The core values of DISY revolve around the principles of democracy, freedom, and the rule of law. It emphasizes the importance of a market economy, advocating for policies that encourage entrepreneurship, economic growth, and the creation of jobs, while also supporting social welfare programs to protect the vulnerable. The party is committed to fiscal responsibility, aiming to balance economic development with sustainable environmental policies.<br /><br />On the social front, DISY promotes social cohesion, unity, and solidarity among Cypriots, striving to bridge the divide between the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities with the ultimate goal of achieving a peaceful and lasting solution to the Cyprus issue. It supports reforms in education, healthcare, and public administration to improve the quality of life for all citizens.<br /><br />In its foreign policy, DISY emphasizes the importance of strengthening Cyprus's role in the European Union and the international community, advocating for peace, security, and cooperation in the region. The party's commitment to European values is reflected in its support for European integration, believing that Cyprus's future is intrinsically linked with the future of Europe.<br /><br />Overall, the Cypriot Democratic Rally is a party that seeks to blend conservative principles with a commitment to social welfare, economic prosperity, and the reunification of Cyprus, all within a framework that values European integration and international cooperation.Lees verder