The first letter from the Supreme Court about the need to build new courts in Nicosia was sent in 1968.
In 2024, the construction of the building has been postponed several times, and according to the plans, the project will be implemented in 2029-2030.
Today, the issue was discussed in the Parliamentary Committee on Legal Affairs, with the Ministers of Transport and Justice providing details on the ongoing plans.
Minister Alexis Vafeades stated that the issue with the UNFICYP camp has been resolved, while there are two alternative solutions for the road network.
The cost is estimated at 100 million euros, and the traffic issue is a concern, as it is estimated that around 900 vehicles will pass through daily.
Therefore, bus routes will be scheduled to serve the public.
Lawyers are seeking involvement in the planning process to avoid a situation like E-justice, as mentioned.
