We all know of the importance of the Akamas Peninsula as one of the last remaining natural coastal areas in Cyprus, and of the development threat it faces. We bring you the latest developments, answering the ‘most frequently asked’ questions of recent months.
22 March 1986: A group of conservationists visits Akamas Peninsula, one of
Akamas is a word which, unfortunately, has been synonymous with dispute in public discourse, for at least the last decade. The impression is often given that Akamas is an issue that remains seemingly inactive, but which every couple of months returns and sweeps the Press and Media, communicating many different messages, before it is put back to rest until the next outburst.
The ministerial decision of January 2016 on the Akamas issue foresaw the
The first days of 2017 saw two more positive opinions given for
‘Singing for Akamas’ a one day event, was organised by the ‘Cyprus
One of the decisions of the Ministerial Council on the Akamas issue
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