Specifically, the 14 measures are: 1. Examination of all pending applications for the granting of Cypriot citizenship in the framework of the decision by the Council of Ministers of February 2007. 2. The payment of widow pensions to entitled beneficiaries. 3. Access to clinical services of the Cyprus Institute of Neurology and Genetics. 4. Provision of emergency and urgent pharmaceutical needs. 5. Expansion of the list of goods in the framework of the Green Line Regulation with the addition of 6 specific products. 6. Access to human resources programmes in the framework of the action plan for the European Year of Skills. 7. Access to vocational programmes by the Productivity Centre, as well as to training seminars on issues relating to the EU acquis. 8. The right to acquire a Youth Culture Card upon the completion of 18 years of age. 9. Increase of staffing at the crossing points. 10. Widening of the crossing point at Agios Dometios. 11. Measures for the rapid crossing of students at the Ledra Palace checkpoint. 12. Hiring of staff with knowledge of the Turkish language at the Nicosia Citizen Service Centre. 13. Safeguarding the continuation of the smooth operation of the Mia Milia water waste unit. 14. Facilitation for access to Muslim monuments in the government-controlled areas. The Government's overall constructive approach toward the Turkish Cypriots, both unilaterally and through the EU, is designed to foster cooperation and trust between the two communities. The Government will continue to promote reconciliation and reintegration through tangible means, thereby paving the way for a comprehensive and viable solution to the Cyprus problem. The Cyprus Question| A brief Introduction 43
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