Our View: Investigate costly project disputes inherited by government

Our View: Investigate costly project disputes inherited by government

The government is currently dealing with disputes with big project contractors, including the potential termination of contracts for the Larnaca port/marina and Vassilikos gas terminal projects. These disputes have arisen due to major disagreements over costs, with some projects heading for costly legal battles. The government has also faced challenges with road construction projects, with disagreements over costs and delays. The government has inherited these issues from the previous administration and may be facing significant financial consequences as a result.

Paphos Chamber alarmed by delays in €75 million Paphos-Polis road

Paphos Chamber alarmed by delays in €75 million Paphos-Polis road

The Paphos Chamber of Commerce and Industry is deeply concerned about delays in the Paphos-Polis Chrysochous road construction project, currently only 30% complete with a requested 33-month extension. The Chamber is urgently seeking a resolution to prevent further setbacks in this vital €75 million project. They are proposing to divide the second phase into two sections to expedite construction. The Minister of Transport has assured that all possibilities will be examined to keep the project moving forward.

Building permits on the rise in February

Building permits on the rise in February

The number of building permits in Cyprus rose to 706 in February, up from just below 600 each in January and December.

Paphos Chamber of Commerce urges action on airport road

Paphos Chamber of Commerce urges action on airport road

The Paphos Chamber of Commerce urged the government to speed up developments for the construction of a road linking Paphos airport to tourist areas, including the town centre.