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As Cyprus pushes forward into a major year for infrastructure and development, the construction sector’s eyes are firmly fixed on the capital. One of the most significant and heavily funded projects in the 2026 state budget is the highly anticipated New Cyprus Museum in Nicosia.

As Cyprus solidifies its position as a major energy and maritime hub in the Eastern Mediterranean, the massive €350 million expansion of the Vasilikos Industrial Port is officially advancing in 2026. Managed by the Cyprus Ports Authority (CPA), this project represents one of the most ambitious and heavily funded industrial infrastructure developments in the country's history.

After navigating significant contractual hurdles in recent years, the highly anticipated Paphos-Polis Chrysochous motorway project is officially moving forward in 2026 with a massive injection of momentum. Following key legal rulings late last year that cleared the path for a new tender process, the Public Works Department has set its sights on accelerating this crucial national infrastructure upgrade.

While major highways and industrial ports dominate the national budget, the city of Larnaca is undergoing its own massive, multi-faceted transformation in 2026. The municipality is officially launching a slate of structural and infrastructure projects with a combined estimated cost of over €50 million, cementing the city as a major hub for urban civil engineering this year.