A decision on Paphos marina, which has been stalled by bureaucracy and delayed by legal battles since an initial study was carried out almost 30 years ago, is due to be made in the coming weeks by a new committee appointed by the Council of Ministers.
George Stylianou, the community leader of Kissonerga village, has urged the government to make a decision as soon as possible over the long awaited Paphos marina that has effectively been in limbo since 2008.
The Pafilia Group should hear by the end of the month whether it has met the required criteria to build the Paphos marina, which has been stalled by bureaucracy and legal battles for more than a decade.
How will foreign investors invited to put money into the Cyprus property sector interpret the decision by the Government's Council of Ministers that there will be no rent increases until 2019?
The Minister for Commerce Industry and Tourism, Neoclis Sylikiotis has announced that decisions concerning a liquid natural gas terminal have been made and that negotiations will start in the near future.
It appears that buyers rights to property in Cyprus are not protected by the law even though they may have deposited their contract of sale at the Land Registry for 'Specific Performance'.
The Court of Appeal decision requiring the Orams to demolish their house in occupied northern Cyprus could open Pandora's Box enabling Turkish Cypriots to demand compensation for the loss of use of their properties and restitution.
