The new cabinet consists of three new members, replacing DIKO affiliated ministers and one reshuffle, as Energy Minister Lakkotrypis remains in his position.

The Cyprus Tourism Organisation (CTO) is optimistic that 2014 and 2015 will show a rise in British tourists opting to tie the knot in Cyprus.

Eurivex Ltd., a regulated EU investment firm based in Cyprus has successfully concluded its 25th listing on an EU stock exchange on behalf of its clients.

Lebanese banks have asked the Cyprus Central Bank to remove all restrictions on residents seeking to open accounts at the country’s banks operating on the island.

The agreement aims in further developing the bilateral cooperation in the areas mentioned.

The Cypriot economy registered significantly milder contraction in Q4 of 2013 than the projections of its international lenders, according to recent figures released by CyStat.

Hoteliers welcome a deal signed recently between Cyprus and Qatar that provides for four flights a week to be operated by Qatar Airways from April 29.

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.