The Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works is delighted to welcome the passengers of the first cruise ship to the new marina of Ayia Napa. The decision of the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works to create an anchorage has begun to bear fruit.
In a written statement, the Minister of Transport, Communications and Works, Mr. Yiannis Karousos expressed his pleasure and satisfaction at the welcome of the first cruise ship at Ayia Napa Marina. "I am very happy to see an initiative I undertook years ago giving the first positive results. We have proceeded with the creation of a restricted port area around Ayia Napa Marina and the issuance of a customs decree to allow cruise ships to call at Ayia Napa Marina and disembark passengers. Our goal is to make all marinas in Cyprus accessible to all cruise ships," said Mr. Karousos.
"We hope that today's arrival of the first cruise ship at Ayia Napa Marina will be the beginning of an increase in the number of visitors and the attraction of specific tourism, thus strengthening the tourism product of Famagusta Province," said the Minister of Transport, Communications and Works.
Specifically for the free Famagusta Province, the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works, apart from the creation of the anchorage at Ayia Napa Marina, will proceed with the creation of an anchorage at Paralimni Marina, thus facilitating the approach of cruise ships to Famagusta Province.
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