Citizens now have the ability to report cases of illegal use or other irregularities in Turkish Cypriot properties electronically, through a new digital service launched by the Ministry of Interior. The new procedure allows the submission of information and reports to the Turkish Cypriot Property Management Agency, with the competent services undertaking the examination of each named complaint.
According to an announcement by the Ministry of Interior, the new digital service is another essential measure to enhance the transparency and effectiveness of controls, enabling citizens to actively contribute to the detection of possible illegalities, through a direct and accessible information submission process.
How complaints are submitted
Citizens can submit information and complaints through the special electronic form posted on the government portal. - https://www.gov.cy/moi-tcp/mi-katigoriopoiimeno/ypovoli-pliroforion-kataggelion-gia-kena-i-t-k-temachia-me-paranomi-chrisi/?utm_source=chatgpt.com
According to the Ministry, any named complaint or report is examined with due care by the competent officials, in order to ensure the legality of the use and management of the properties.
Ioannou: We are changing the way properties are managed
In a videotaped statement, the Minister of Interior, Mr. Konstantinos Ioannou, reiterated the Government's will to ensure transparency, meritocracy and equal treatment of the refugee world.
"With the legislative reform that was promoted, the implementation of the new eligibility and scoring system, the intensification of controls, the termination of contracts, the recovery of properties and the consolidation of the pricing policy, we are consistently proceeding with the change in the way Turkish Cypriot properties are managed," underlined Mr. Ioannou.
The main objective remains the formation of a fair and reliable management framework that ensures legality, equal treatment of refugees and the protection of the public interest.
