The state telecoms (CyTA) pension fund managing committee decides to renew a €100 million loan it granted the government at the end of 2012.

Noble Energy decides to suspend the operation of its drilling mud production unit at Limassol port pending government approval of its request to relocate the facility to the Larnaca port.

The Cyprus economy proved more resilient than expected, Finance Minister Harris Georgiades says, speaking at the Bruegel think tank.

Greece launches an international tender for a study to assess the feasibility of a proposed pipeline to transmit gas from Israel and Cyprus to Crete and on to Europe.

An international travel search engine has named Cyprus as the provider of the second most inexpensive accommodation amongst its European competitors.

Qatar Airways will launch four weekly flights from Doha to Larnaca as of April 29, following the recent conclusion of an aviation transport agreement signed between the governments of Qatar and Cyprus.

As expected the Eurogroup gave the green light to release the fourth tranche of financial aid by international creditorsto Cyprus.

The Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) pension fund managing committee will decide whether or not to renew the €100 million loan it granted the Cyprus government, which expires shortly.

Moves to connect rural areas with the internet over the next three months and develop a wireless access network through hotspots across Cyprus, are being promoted in Cyprus with EU funding.

Auditor general, Chrystalla Georghadji, an anti-corruption watchdog, has been appointed Central Bank governor to replace Panicos Demetriades who recently resigned unexpectedly.