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Paphos marina contract expected January 2027, sources say

In-Cyprus · 2026-08-13

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• What happened: Contracts for the Paphos marina at Potima in Kissonerga are expected to be signed in January 2027, with preparations on track according to government sources. • Why it matters: The marina will be the largest in Cyprus, accommodating 1,000 boats and addressing a long-standing demand from the Paphos community, which is crucial for local tourism and economy. • What to watch next: Monitor the progress of the preparatory work and any developments leading up to the contract signing in January 2027, as well as the impact on local tourism and infrastructure.

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