The General Manager of the Sewerage Board of Limassol–Amathus (SBLA), Giannis Tsouloftas, was recently hosted at a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Limassol Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The purpose of his presence was to brief the Chamber about the projects of SBLA, those are already under implementation also those that are in the pipeline.

In a short introductory statement, Chamber President Andreas Tsouloftas pointed out, among other things, the long-standing interest of the business community of Limassol for the development work of SBLA which aims, in the final analysis, at a better quality of life for the citizens, while also touching of the smooth operation of businesses.

The SBLA General Manager, referred to the  Chamber as a strategic partner and collaborator in the joint effort to promote the development needs of Limassol,  and proceeded with a presentation of the plans and projects that are in progress, noting that his presence at the meeting coincided with the start of the largest ant-flood project ever carried out in Limassol, which aims to relieve the city from frequent floods, that especially in recent years, have caused very serious problems, especially in specific areas of the greater Limassol.

He also referred to sewerage projects in West Limassol, which have become cardinally important in the light of tourism-related and other projects in the area that are already in an advanced stage of implementation.

Giannis Tsouloftas also referred to the need for the state to come to the aid of SBLA's efforts, offering the appropriate financial support for each case.

LCCI President Andreas Tsouloftas assured that the Chamber will do its bit in support of this effort.