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Cyprus maintained one of the strongest fiscal positions in the European Union in 2025, according to figures from Eurostat, recording a budget surplus while most member states posted deficits.
Cyprus tourism stakeholders struck a slightly more upbeat note this week after an expanded meeting at the Deputy Ministry of Tourism, saying recent weeks had brought more encouraging signals even as the sector continued to grapple with weaker demand.
Cyprus is emerging as one of Europe’s fastest-growing innovation hubs. Startups founded on the island are building global products, attracting international investment and expanding into markets far beyond the Mediterranean.
Tourist arrivals to Cyprus surged in November, according to the state statistical service (Cystat), highlighting the sector’s continued strength a ...
The government yesterday decided to subsidise rent increases for businesses operating in government industrial estates while decreasing pension allowances for ex-community leaders.
Building permits in Cyprus for the first two months of 2013 declined by 18.4%, marking a continued contraction in the construction sector.
The government plans to get 8,000 unemployed people back in work, thanks to a 30.8 mln euro programme that is primarily aimed at the tourist sector.
Cyprus Ministry of Finance issued Friday a second decree, exempting four credit institutions operating in Cyprus from the capital restrictions imposed on Cypriot banks.
President Nicos Anastasiades said on Monday that very soon conditions will permit the lifting of all restrictions imposed on financial transactions.
Andrei Kostin, chairman and CEO of the Russian state-controlled VTB bank, reportedly told President Nicos Anastasiades on Monday that the Group will maintain its subsidiary in Cyprus, the Russian Commercial Bank.
The interim board at the Bank of Cyprus (BoC) has pledged to take all necessary steps so the bank can swiftly move away from its current status of being under administration.
The Eurogroup gave its blessings to the disbursement of €3 billion to Cyprus yesterday, with the first €2 billion already sent to the island as part of the first tranche of a €10 billion bailout expected to “buy time” for its ailing economy.
Restoring foreign investor confidence in the Cypriot economy, following the Eurogroup decision for a €10 billion financial assistance should be top priority, says Nobel Laureate and head of the Cyprus National Economy Council.
A new investment club has been formed in London with the aim of becoming active in Greece and Cyprus. The official announcement is expected in the coming summer.
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