Turkish and Greek side of Cyprus will unite their forces in restoration of the Buffer zone
Two universities of divided Cyprus – Eastern Mediterranean of the North, and Cyprus University of the South – will unite in developing a project of restoring the buffer zone. EU and UN expressed their support of the project and readiness to finance it. Cyprus Turkish Construction Contractors’ Union and its Greek Cypriot counterpart will conduct the restoration works. Meriç Erülkü, deputy head of the Turkish Cypriot Union, said: “We are not entering politics at all. We are encouraging the leaders in the negotiations process. Renovation of the buffer zone is something that has everyone’s support”
2.5 km long buffer zone separates the North and South Cyprus, was abandoned in 1974, with many buildings being ruined now. It was declared one of the seven most endangered places in the continent by the Europa Nostra cultural heritage organization.
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The Çatalköy-Esentepe Municipality is implementing a significant project to support stray animals
The Çatalköy-Esentepe Municipality is implementing a significant project to support stray animals, following the principles of social municipal governance. Under the initiative of Mayor Ceyhun Kırok, food waste from hotels will be repurposed into nutritious and beneficial meals for stray cats and dogs.Rental prices for apartments in TRNC have increased
Rental prices for apartments in TRNC have increased by an average of 22 percent over the past year.New Work Permit Regulations Come into Effect for Foreign Nationals
The Ministry of Labor and Social Security has announced new requirements for employers applying for work permits for third-country nationals. Starting February 25, 2025, employers will be required to submit a security deposit of 250 euros and provide a notarized undertaking. This regulation is based on Article 34 of the Regulation on Work Permits for Foreigners under Law No. 63/2006.A New Mortgage Loan Program Launched in K.K.T.K.
A new mortgage loan program has been launched in K.K.T.K. for citizens who do not have registered housing in their name, their spouse’s name, or their children under 18. The program is intended for families with an income of up to 250,000 Turkish lira and offers favorable conditions.
