Ünal Üstel's 2033 Targets: Social Housing, Health Insurance, and Electricity Discount
National Unity Party Leader and Prime Minister Ünal Üstel announced projects for 15,000 social houses and electricity discounts within the scope of the December 6 elections.
National Unity Party Leader and Prime Minister Ünal Üstel introduced his new term projects to the public at the launch held before the December 6 elections. In the first part of the Target 2033 project, plans for 15,000 social houses, General Health Insurance, and a 50 percent discount in electricity costs were announced.
Target 2033 Launch and New Term Promises
National Unity Party Leader and Prime Minister Ünal Üstel shared the first part of the Target 2033 program, consisting of 50 major projects, at the Life-Simplifying Projects Launch held at the Nicosia Pasha Hotel.
Economic Measures and Price Difference Policies
It was stated that in order to reduce the price differences between Turkey and northern Cyprus, VAT on basic consumer goods will be zeroed, freight support will be provided for imported products, and the VAT postponement period will be extended to 90 days.
Social Supports for Families and Women
It was stated that care support equal to half of the minimum wage will be provided to working women with children aged 0-6, and monthly support payments are envisaged for uninsured women who are not in working life, as well as elderly and needy citizens.
Social Housing and Loan Projects
In addition to the housing projects ongoing during the government term, it was announced that the social housing target will be increased to 15,000 in the new term, and Home-Build Credit will be provided for housing construction on rural plots.
Health and Infrastructure Investments
It was reported that General Health Insurance is targeted to start on March 1, 2027, and that the 343-bed capacity New Nicosia State Hospital is planned to be completed and opened for service in 2027.
Energy and Transportation Targets
It was announced that an investment of 200 million dollars is envisaged for the renewal of the energy infrastructure, electricity costs will be reduced by at least 50 percent, and Cyprus Turkish Airlines will resume flights in 2028.