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The government of Cyprus has announced significant advancements in housing licensing reform, describing it as one of the most important interventions in recent years. This initiative aims to accelerate the approval process for residential development projects, with reports highlighting the completion of permits for approximately 3,000 housing units and around 1,000 apartment buildings through expedited procedures.
Minister for the Interior, Nicos Nouris, emphasized that this reform not only facilitates the seamless execution of development projects but also reinforces the state's housing policy. The government views these changes as a key step in fostering growth and improving the overall housing landscape in the country, demonstrating their commitment to enhancing the efficiency of the licensing process for developers.
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