Cyprus Mail13 Jun 2026

Cyprus proposes €389m EU budget for Turkish Cypriots

Cyprus proposes €389m EU budget for Turkish Cypriots

The Cypriot government has proposed that the European Union provide €389 million worth of support for the Turkish Cypriot community over the course of the seven years between 2028 and 2034, as it submitted its proposal for the bloc’s multiannual financial framework for the seven-year period.

The figure amounts to a little short of €56m per year, and aligns with the level of funding proposed by the European Commission when it submitted its own proposal for the forthcoming multiannual financial...

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