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Cyprus Mail8 Jul 2026

North property magnate arrested after Trikomo fire

North property magnate arrested after Trikomo fire

Fifty-two-year-old property developer Ahmet Noyan appeared in court in Trikomo on Wednesday after having been arrested on suspicion of negligence after one of the many buildings constructed by his company in the area caught fire at the weekend.

Noyan was arrested on Tuesday alongside two other directors of the Noyanlar group, which describes itself as “a market leader in Cyprus’ construction industry”....

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