The Famagusta Chamber of Commerce and Industry (EVEA) considers that the state and the Parliament are well considering measures to redress the injustice for those affected by the deposit cut in 2013, but proposes the creation of a special fund for compensation and assistance to the displaced. owners, for the loss of use of their property, by depositing the title deed of occupied property.
In a statement, the EVEA expresses its dissatisfaction with the failure of the respective governments to adopt measures to redress the injustice against the displaced, who have been deprived of their homes and income for 43 years.
"Finally," he notes, "the state must assume its responsibilities and adopt measures for the true Equal Distribution of the Burdens of Turkish invasion and occupation."
To this end, the EVEA proposes the creation of a special fund for the purpose of compensating and strengthening the displaced owners for the loss of use on their property, by depositing the title deed of occupied property, since it believes that this fund will help the owners financially occupied properties in immediate need so that they do not have to go to the Occupied Property Commission and sell their property for a lentil plate.
Source: KYPE