Our lawyers, Konstantinos Michael and Maria Aristidou, were recently featured in an Insider interview, where they shared valuable insights into the evolving legal profession. They discussed the opportunities and challenges facing the next generation of lawyers, as well as the key skills required to thrive in today’s dynamic legal landscape.

Cyprus’ construction sector recorded strong growth in 2024, with value added rising by 10.7 per cent and production expanding across residential, non-residential and civil engineering projects, according to the findings of a survey released on Wednesday by the Cyprus Statistical Service (Cystat).

We are delighted to announce that three of our leading dispute resolution lawyers have been recognised in the Lexology Index: Asset Recovery 2026, one of the world’s leading guides identifying outstanding practitioners in the field of asset tracing and recovery across 83 jurisdictions.

Cyprus tax resident companies and self-employed individuals may be required to submit a Temporary Tax Assessment estimating their taxable income for the 2026 tax year.

Elias Neocleous & Co LLC (ENC) is delighted to announce its nomination for the 2026 ITR EMEA Tax Awards, marking the fifth consecutive year that the firm has been recognized by International Tax Review (ITR) for excellence in tax advisory services.

There is no better way to embrace a sunny summer day than with a refreshing ice cream!

In a recent interview with InBusinessNews, Elias Neocleous, Managing Partner of Elias Neocleous & Co LLC, shared his perspective on the performance of Cyprus' economy and legal sector during the first half of 2026, highlighting their resilience amid growing geopolitical uncertainty and an increasingly complex global landscape.

The 14th Invest Cyprus International Investment Awards are due to take place on Thursday, July 9, at the Hilton Nicosia to recognise foreign companies that have made significant contributions to the national economy and society.

Cyprus’ industrial sector generated higher value added and recorded a modest increase in employment during 2024, according to figures released by the Cyprus Statistical Service (Cystat), with manufacturing remaining the main driver of growth.

Cyprus recorded a sharp increase in building activity during the first quarter of 2026, with the state statistical service (Cystat) reporting that the number of building permits issued rose by a whopping 44.1 per cent compared with the same period last year.