Cyprus approves €162m interim waste plans, long-term decisions due 2028
Cyprus is pushing €162 million in stopgap waste infrastructure for Kotsiatis and Pentakomo while permanent decisions are postponed to 2028, as landfilling still stands at 65%.
Cyprus is pushing €162 million in stopgap waste infrastructure for Kotsiatis and Pentakomo while permanent decisions are postponed to 2028, as landfilling still stands at 65%.
Parliament's transport committee heard that the upgraded Paphos-Polis Chrysochous road suffers from surface defects and serious delays, with the ministry unable to say when work will finish or what it will cost.
The interior ministry has launched a plan allowing owners to build an extra unit for children or grandchildren, even where building density is already exhausted.
The Interior Ministry has published details of a scheme allowing owners to add a floor or extend an existing home for family members, even where building density is exhausted.
Cyprus has settled on Agios Sozomenos as the site for its new Central Prisons, abandoning the original choice of Mathiatis after local opposition and infrastructure concerns.
Agriculture Minister Christos Senechis told parliament the revised Akamas forest park plan cuts new infrastructure by about 700 sq m, while outlining four environmental priorities for the coming period.