Pafilia has won another two prestigious awards for its flagship developments at the recent European Property Awards ceremony, held at the Royal Lancaster Hotel London on 24th October 2019.

Turkey and the north are discussing the creation of a pipeline to connect the two and transport natural gas, which could be up and running by 2025, reports said recently.

AIPFE Cyprus - Women of Europe in collaboration with EY Cyprus and The Cyprus Institute of Marketing have completed the third Women Fit for Business (WF4B) initiative. To mark the successful completion of the program, a closing ceremony took place on November 20th, 2019.

EY Cyprus was one of the gold sponsors of the 5th International Funds Summit which took place between 10 and 12 November 2019 at the Hilton Park Hotel in Nicosia. The conference was organised jointly by the Cyprus Investment Funds Association and Invest Cyprus and successfully brought together over 400 local and international delegates.

For a third year running, and second consecutive year in Athens, proceedings for 'Decentralised’ were launched by the CEO of the University of Nicosia (UNic), Antonis Polemitis, who welcomed what he described as the “deepest, best group of speakers and participants” assembled thus far, to what has fast become the premier blockchain and cryptocurrency conference in Europe.

City of Dreams Mediterranean, the first Integrated Casino Resort (ICR) in Cyprus and the biggest in Europe has started to rise, almost six months after construction.

According to a recent article by the Financial Times (FT) titled: “Five reasons to live in Cyprus”, there are 5 main reasons for Britons to relocate and live in Cyprus, provided they have the financial means to do so.

An online e-auction platform was launched by a subsidiary of the Cyprus Banks Association in an attempt to boost the sale of foreclosed properties that have mounted up.

Limassol has presented its candidacy to become the European City of Sport 2020 with officials saying it has a good chance of being selected.

Cyprus’ budget, along with those of Germany, Ireland, Greece, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands and Austria were found to be compliant with the Stability and Growth Pact in 2020, according to the European Commission assessment, published recently in Brussels.