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Delays in "KtiZO" plan and management of Turkish Cypriot properties discussed

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The Refugee Committee examined delays in the "KtiZO" project and management issues.
Legislators emphasized the need for expediting processes and enhancing transparency.
Concerns were raised about financial allocations and the demolition of unsafe buildings.
The Committee aims for urgent completion of funding processes for beneficiaries.
Over 4 million euros have been provided for housing, with a total need of around 6 million euros.

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The Refugees Committee has examined significant delays in the implementation of the "KtiZO" plan and identified weaknesses in the management of Turkish Cypriot properties. During their discussions, representatives from all political parties emphasized the necessity for accelerating the procedures involved in constructing new residential buildings for displaced individuals within government housing projects.

The committee noted that three years after its inception, the "KtiZO" initiative has not met its targets. Concrete steps toward enhancing transparency and addressing various issues affecting both the plan and the management of Turkish Cypriot assets were urged. The calls for a more efficient process indicate a bipartisan concern over the current pace of development and property management practices within the framework of the "KtiZO" initiative.

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