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Cyprus Government “Worrying a Lot” about Title Deeds

The “House of Representatives are worrying a lot about the situation”. This was the message given by Rikkos Erotokritou, the MP for Limassol, during a radio discussion program about Title Deeds on Wednesday evening.

Broadcast on ‘Round and About’, the half hour English language magazine programme on CyBC’s second radio channel, those taking part were:

Rikkos Erotokritou (the MP for Limassol)

Lakis Tofarides (Chairman of the Cyprus Land and Building Developers Association)

George Coucounis (a prominent lawyer and legal consultant)

Nigel Howarth (a retired business consultant and local property advisor)

The program was presented by Rosie Charalambous.

It is clear that the politicians, lawyers and developers are very worried about the situation. But are they doing enough to resolve the issues?

Decide for yourselves. Listen to a 30 minute podcast of the entire program.

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