Genikes Insurance renews support for Cyprus Fire Service
Genikes Insurance is providing electrolytes, energy bars and operational equipment to support Cyprus Fire Service personnel during prolonged emergency operations.

Nicosia, Cyprus. Genikes Insurance announced on Friday that it has renewed its support for the Cyprus Fire Service this year, providing electrolytes, energy bars and operational equipment to assist personnel during prolonged emergency operations.
Supplies and equipment for emergency personnel
The company said the initiative provides practical assistance to Fire Service members who may work for extended periods in difficult conditions, particularly during periods of heightened wildfire risk and high temperatures.
Genikes Insurance has also donated individual operational equipment backpacks to the Special Disaster Response Unit (EMAK). The company said the backpacks would help members transport and use essential equipment during rescue operations.
Fire Service welcomes continued support
Chief Fire Officer Nikos Logginos described the company’s practical and ongoing support as a noteworthy corporate social responsibility initiative with a meaningful social impact.
“The electrolytes and energy bars support our members during long and demanding operations, while the individual backpacks facilitate the transportation and effective use of EMAK equipment during rescue missions,” he said.
“We sincerely thank Genikes Insurance for its tangible support of the members of the Fire Service, as well as for its longstanding contribution to our work,” Logginos added.
Company outlines commitment to society
Genikes Insurance general manager Christiana Agrotis said the company viewed safety as extending beyond insurance products and its support for emergency personnel as part of a wider commitment to society.
“At Genikes Insurance, we believe that safety is not limited to insurance products but is a genuine commitment to society,” she said.
“For yet another year, we are providing practical support to members of the Fire Service, including EMAK personnel, by offering items that help them carry out their demanding duties more effectively,” Agrotis added.
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