Piale Pasha Street Closure for Christodoulides’ Project Launch

Street Closure for Inauguration Projects in Larnaca

In a significant move to enhance the cultural and aesthetic appeal of Larnaca, the city prepares for a grand inauguration event that will see the President of the Republic, Nikos Christodoulides, unveiling two pivotal projects. The Larnaca Municipality has announced that Piale Pasha Street, along with all adjacent side streets, will be temporarily closed to traffic to facilitate this event.

The projects, aimed at revitalizing the city’s charm, include the restoration and improvement of the facades of buildings lining Piale Pasha Street. This initiative is expected to breathe new life into the historic thoroughfare, enhancing its architectural heritage. Additionally, the inauguration will mark the opening of the ‘Mediterranean’ Artists’ Park, set to become a new haven for creativity and leisure in the heart of Larnaca.

Residents and visitors should take note that the closures will be in effect from 15:00 to 20:00 on Friday, 5th April. To manage the traffic arrangements, the municipality will install traffic signs indicating detours and prohibitions to guide motorists around the affected area. The aim is to ensure a smooth flow of traffic despite the temporary inconveniences.

Furthermore, the municipality has made provisions for the unobstructed movement of emergency vehicles during this period. However, access and parking on Piale Pasha Street will be strictly prohibited during the closure hours. The public is encouraged to adhere to the guidelines provided by the Police and the Municipality’s Traffic Department to avoid any disruptions.

The anticipation for the inauguration is palpable as these projects promise to enhance the cultural landscape of Larnaca. The municipality’s efforts reflect a commitment to preserving the city’s historical legacy while fostering an environment that celebrates art and community.