Economy · Cyprus
Slow justice costly for Cypriot economy, administrative resolutions take nearly 800 days.
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- The EU Justice Scoreboard 2026 highlights that Cyprus has one of the slowest judicial systems in Europe.
- The average time for resolving administrative cases in Cyprus approaches 800 days.
- Recent efforts to modernize the judicial system have not yet resulted in significant improvements in efficiency.
- The slow pace of justice is considered costly for the Cypriot economy.
- These findings reiterate Cyprus's ongoing challenges in addressing judicial delays.
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