According to a statement by the PEBEP, the meeting was deemed necessary after the completion of the study concerning the Paphos Marina by the Deloitte Cyprus and Triton Consulting Engineers consortium.
The promotion and completion of the Pafos Marina is a top priority for the Province, noted President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry George Mayes, which is why the briefing on the conclusions of the study is an important element of the general information.
Mr. Maes also referred to the letter of the Deputy Minister of Tourism Savvas Perdio to all stakeholders in which he informs that after Easter the results of the Study will be presented to the Authorities and Bodies of Paphos, which is a contractual obligation of the Designers.
"Therefore, we all agreed to wait for the presentation from the Deputy Ministry of Tourism and after all the data has been evaluated, the next steps will be determined. A brief update was also given on the developments concerning the Airport road section from the Ezusa River to the Airport," it added.
At the meeting other problems that concern the Paphos Chamber and the business community in general were also discussed, the main one being the problems faced by the entrepreneurs of the Agia Varvara Industrial Area due to the problems created by the presence of Livestock Units in the area and the illegal interventions of the breeders within the Industrial Area.
In addition, the MPs assured the Paphos Chamber of Commerce and Industry that efforts will be made to find a new Livestock Zone so that the Units can be relocated to suitable sites ensuring their viability. Both sides agreed to meet again after the Easter holidays for further coordination.
The meeting was attended by the President of the PEBEP and the members of the Executive Committee Chrysis Chrysanthou, Pantelis Evangellou, Zenonas Zenonos, Michael Michael Michael, Stefanos Stefanou, the former President of the PEBEP and Vice President of KEBE Andreas Demetriades and the President of the EBRD Kyriakos Droussiotis, with the participation of Paphos MPs H. Pázarou, V. V. Fakontis, Ch. Savvidis and H. Mirianthous.
Source: KYPE
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