The government is expected to announce additional measures in response to fears over a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic, after known cases on Thursday, most of them in Limassol, remained in double digits for a second consecutive day.

Cyprus is moving to cut red tape in order to fast-track the issuance of planning and building permits, slashing the waiting time down to just 2-3 weeks.

Ryanair announced on Wednesday a new winter route from Paphos to Vienna, with a twice weekly service, as part of Ryanair’s Cyprus winter 2020 schedule.

The Council of Ministers on Wednesday approved the installation of thousands of new bus stops and bus shelters, a project estimated at €35 million.

Another mass testing programme for Covid-19 was announced in Cyprus in areas where many people gather together such as shopping centres and supermarkets, as well as 5,000 tests in the Limassol area, after a spike in cases was recorded there.

Economic sentiment in Cyprus improved for the third month in a row in July, albeit at a slower pace after the March lockdown due to the Covid19 pandemic and subsequent deceleration of the entire economy.

The health ministry on Tuesday announced the revised lists of countries from which Cyprus accepts passengers which will be in effect from August 1.

The Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works announced the operation of a call centre meant for the service of passengers who intend to travel from abroad to Cyprus and may have questions regarding the use of the electronic platform “CyprusFlightPass”.

A public tender with a mandate to roll out 5G network platforms by 2025 covering at least 70% of the population of the Republic of Cyprus and all highways has been launched.

On the 16th of July 2020, Dr Charis Savvides, Lawyer and Partner at Stelios Americanos & Co LLC, participated in the International Business Law in Practice Webinar.