The government is planning to roll out a series of actions aimed at reconciling work and family life to improve birth rates, Labour Minister Zeta Emilianidou said on Tuesday, stressing that handouts would not solve the problem.

Cyprus University of Technology (Tepak) co-signed the Limassol agreement with seven other European universities, providing the foundations for the creation of the European University of Technology (EUt+) which includes common curriculums among the partners.

Larnaca’s newest retail jewel, the Metropolis Mall, opened its doors on September 16, with tens of thousands of consumers flocking in to get a taste of what the new talk of the town had to offer.

The Cyprus-based award-winning law firm, A.G. Paphitis & Co. LLC (AGP), is proud to participate in one of the most eagerly anticipated B2B fintech events in the world, iFX EXPO International 2021.

Leading Cyprus-based law firm, A.G. Paphitis & Co. LLC (AGP), is proud to be an official sponsor of the cycling race “REMEDICA Blue Route,” organised by EUROPA UOMO, in association with cycling association, Kmeaters. The event, scheduled to be held on October 9 and 10, 2021, aims to spread awareness about the increasing prevalence of prostate cancer in men and the benefits of an early diagnosis.

Cyprus’ Health Ministry announced that citizens` response to calls for a booster dose of COVID-19 vaccines is encouraging and that on Monday the visits to walk in centres for people 83 and over were satisfactory.

Children between six months and 15 years should get vaccinated against the Type A flu, the Cyprus Paediatric Society said on Tuesday.

The Employers and Industrialists Federation (OEV) on Monday alerted its members that starting next month the tax department will start checking if businesses have made available to customers the option for card payments – made mandatory under a government decree.

The Commissioner for the development of mountain communities Costas Hambiaouris on Monday praised the Limassol municipality’s decision to move two events included in the 60th Wine Festival to mountainous communities.

An upward trend in tourist arrivals, especially from non-traditional markets, has left stakeholders confident that the Cyprus holiday industry will be back on track in the next couple of years, reaching the pre-coronavirus 2019 record breaking levels.