The Cyprus Tourism Organisation (CTO) has concluded a deal with the largest British tour operator that is expected to significantly boost arrivals from the United Kingdom, commerce minister Giorgos Lakkotrypis revealed recently.

The cooperative sector's positive track, following its recapitalization, will be reflected in the fourth review of Cyprus' adjustment programme by the troika, says Chairman of the Board at the Cooperative Central Bank.

Cyprus one year after the collapse of its banking sector is well underway on a path to full recovery, says President of the Republic Nicos Anastasiades.

Cyprus was among three countries that recorded the largest decrease in CO2 emissions from energy use in the EU.

Based on the seasonally adjusted data that shows the trend of unemployment, the number of registered unemployed for April 2014 decreased by 1,988 to 48,384 persons compared to 50,372 in the previous month.

The government is focusing on establishing a private financing corporation in a bid to process and divert financial assistance from foreign, national and international financing organisations to small and medium-sized enterprises, says the government spokesperson.

Delegates from the troika’s Cyprus mission resume their meetings with various government officials and other stakeholders as part of the representation’s fourth review of Cyprus’ adjustment programme.

State carrier Cyprus Airways (CY) has signed an agreement with Top Kinisis Hellas to be represented by the travel giant in Greece.

President Nicos Anastasiades tells a leading political think tank in Berlin of his government’s grand vision of rendering Cyprus a pole of stability for the region through trade and peaceful collaboration.

Efforts to solve the Cyprus problem, the discovery of hydrocarbon reserves in Cyprus' exclusive economic zone and the impact on the Cyprus solution were the main topics discussed at an event organised recently in Nicosia.