A group of Members of the European Parliament will visit Cyprus and Greece to investigate the development and use of spyware in these member states from 1 to 4 November.
According to a press release by the EP, in Cyprus (1–2 November), the delegation from the Inquiry Committee on Pegasus and other spyware will meet with Natasa Pilides, the Minister for Energy, Commerce and Industry, other government officials, members of the House of Representatives, legal experts, NGO representatives, and journalists.
MEPs will then continue to Greece (2–4 November) to talk to members of the Hellenic Parliament, including those who were part of the Parliament’s wiretapping inquiry committee, government officials, NGO representatives, journalists, data protection authorities, and other stakeholders.
The visit will conclude with a press conference on Friday 4 November at 12.00 EET at the European Parliament Liaison Office in Athens.