The Mayor of Girne, Murat Şenkul, made a statement about the multi-storey parking projects initiated to solve the parking problem in the center of Girne and areas of Kervansaray.
The Mayor of Kyrenia stated that multi-storey car park projects are ongoing and currently 3 multi-storey car parks with a total capacity of more than 1,200 cars will be built in the areas of Yeni Liman, Achik Pazar and Kervansaray.
Mayor Shenkul also reported that at the Girne bazaar, work has begun on the construction of an underground parking lot for approximately 110 cars. He stressed that two of these projects will be financed from local resources, while the other two will be implemented through public-private partnerships, demonstrating his commitment to solving the parking problem in Girne.
The city mayor also stated: “We will solve the problems of our city KYRENIA, one by one,” noting that efforts will continue to make the city become a livable city and solutions will be developed to meet the needs of the community.
The Immigration Management Center, operating under the Ministry of Interior, has announced the launch of large-scale, coordinated inspections across the entire territory of Northern Cyprus. These inspections are carried out in cooperation with the police and district governorships and aim to identify individuals without legal status in the country. The Ministry emphasized that deportation procedures will be implemented strictly and without compromise.
A new president, Tufan Erhürman, has taken office in Northern Cyprus, bringing a new era of opportunities for foreign investors and property buyers. The removal of land purchase limits, support for education and tourism, and liberal investment policies make 2025 the perfect time to invest. Northern Cyprus is entering a stage of stable growth, transparent regulations, and favorable conditions for living and doing business.
The Ministry of Labor and Social Security of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus has announced temporary changes to the work permit policy for foreign nationals employed in agriculture, livestock, and construction.
These new regulations, effective from July 28, 2025, are part of an ongoing effort to evaluate labor needs and manage migration flows more efficiently.