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Slow justice costly for Cypriot economy, administrative resolutions take nearly 800 days. · Cyprus Report

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Slow justice costly for Cypriot economy, administrative resolutions take nearly 800 days.

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The EU Justice Scoreboard 2026 highlights that Cyprus has one of the slowest judicial systems in Europe.
The average time for resolving administrative cases in Cyprus approaches 800 days.
Recent efforts to modernize the judicial system have not yet resulted in significant improvements in efficiency.
The slow pace of justice is considered costly for the Cypriot economy.
These findings reiterate Cyprus's ongoing challenges in addressing judicial delays.

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Slow justice is costing Cyprus, EU scoreboard showsIn-Cyprus · 1 day ago
Η αργή Δικαιοσύνη κοστίζει ακριβά στην κυπριακή οικονομία – Στα διοικητικά ο χρόνος επίλυσης αγγίζει τις 800 ημέρεςPhilenews · 1 day ago

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The EU Justice Scoreboard 2026 highlights that Cyprus has one of the slowest judicial systems in Europe.
The average time for resolving administrative cases in Cyprus approaches 800 days.
Recent efforts to modernize the judicial system have not yet resulted in significant improvements in efficiency.
The slow pace of justice is considered costly for the Cypriot economy.
These findings reiterate Cyprus's ongoing challenges in addressing judicial delays.

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