Industrial production in Cyprus decreased sharply in June 2020, a month during which many COVID-19 containment measures had been gradually lifted in Cyprus.

Cyprus has the second highest proportion of foreign students in the EU, a Eurostat report published on Friday shows.

The Commission and in particular the Commissioner for Health Stella Kyriakidou signed today the contract negotiated by the Commission on behalf of the EU Member States, with the pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca, for the purchase of a total of 300 million doses of vaccine against COVID-19, with the possibility to obtain an additional 100 million doses, which will be distributed proportionally on a population basis.

Over 400 schools all over Cyprus will have solar panels to cover much of their energy needs installed by the end of 2021, the Electricity Authority (EAC) said Thursday.

Total outstanding loans fell to a new low of €31.9 billion with businesses and households struggling in the wake of the pandemic, according to data released by the Central Bank of Cyprus (CBC) on Thursday.

Cambridge will provide a seminar training programme for teachers and students taking part in the project to upgrade English language learning in public and private schools, the Cambridge University announced on Wednesday.

The European Commission has approved a €500,000 Cypriot scheme to support the pig sector which has been badly hit by the coronavirus outbreak, according to CNA.

While business sentiment in Cyprus improved during August, increasing by 1.9 points from July, consumer confidence weakened considerably, according to the University of Cyprus Economic Sentiment Indicator.

Five new consumer segments will emerge beyond the COVID-19 pandemic according to the third edition of the EY Future Consumer Index, a monthly survey tracking the sentiment and behavior of 14,074 people across 18 countries.  Each segment reflects the different ways in which consumers expect to be living their lives beyond COVID-19, how they will make choices, and what really matters to them.

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