Cyprus reunification

Bicommunal solar park , ‘valuable for all Cypriots’

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Bicommunal solar park , ‘valuable for all Cypriots’

– A bicommunal photovoltaic power plant would increase cooperation in the energy field and build trust.
– The European Commission is ready to help find solutions if there are diverging views and concerns.
– The aid programme supported by the EU paves the way for reunification.
– The Commission would need to undertake a comprehensive assessment of alignment with EU standards.
– The Green Line trade has almost quadrupled in 20 years, reaching over €16 million in 2023.
– The biggest challenge faced by Mario Nava in Cyprus is often to start dialogue on various matters.

20 years since the issuance of the Green Line regulation

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20 years since the issuance of the Green Line regulation

The EU regulation on the Green Line in Cyprus, issued 20 years ago, has allowed Greek and Turkish Cypriots to cross the Green Line and the UN buffer zone, fostering trust between communities. Over 64 million crossings have occurred since 2004, for various reasons like visiting friends and conducting trade. The regulation also facilitates trade between the northern and southern parts of the island, with efforts by the European Commission leading to a significant increase in trade value. To further support trade across the Green Line, a €4 million support program was launched in 2024.