in-cyprus16 Oct 2026

Work starts on €10.9m Cyprus University of Technology building in Larnaca

Construction has begun on the Cyprus University of Technology’s School of Marine Sciences, Technology and Sustainable Development in Larnaca, a project budgeted at 10,934,000 euros and due to be completed in August 2028.

The site, behind the large car park at Mackenzie beach, has been fenced off and work is already under way. The President of the Republic will lay the foundation stone on 30 October....

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