Greek Cypriots receive , €30m from north’s IPC so far this year
Greek Cypriots have received £25.4 million (€29.8m) in compensation from the Immovable Property Commission (IPC) in the north so far in 2024.
Greek Cypriots have received £25.4 million (€29.8m) in compensation from the Immovable Property Commission (IPC) in the north so far in 2024.
– Piero Fassino visited Varosha on Wednesday
– Fassino hopes Varosha will become a “living town” again with the agreement of the two parties concerned
– Fassino’s findings from the visit will be compiled into a report for the PACE’s next assembly in June
– All Council of Europe member states are expected to take the vote on the report into consideration
– Turkish Cypriot observers thanked Fassino for listening to both sides before preparing his report
The ‘government’ in the north has secured £68 million sterling (€79 million) to pay compensation to Greek Cypriots who applied to the Immovable Property Commission (IPC) and whose claims were processed by the end of 2020.