The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) on Friday announced that, in partnership with the Faculty of Economics and Management (FEM) at the University of Cyprus, it recently organised an insightful discussion titled ‘What is Today’s Best Investment’.

The Cyprus real estate market showcased remarkable resilience amid prevailing challenges, marking impressive achievements from January to September 2023, according to a statement by the Real Estate Agents Registration Council of Cyprus.

The Cyprus real estate market showcased remarkable resilience amid prevailing challenges, marking impressive achievements from January to September 2023, according to a statement by the Real Estate Agents Registration Council of Cyprus.

The world is currently witnessing a tumultuous period marked by three significant wars that have far-reaching geopolitical, geoeconomic and energy implications. The Russo-Ukrainian war, the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, and the Israeli-Palestinian (Hamas) war have shaken the global geopolitical landscape.

During a House finance committee meeting, Deputy Tourism Minister Costas Koumis revealed projections of record-breaking revenue close to €3 billion from tourism in 2023, while presenting the deputy ministry’s budget for 2024.

The Deputy Ministry of Research, Innovation, and Digital Policy has set its sights on positioning Cyprus as a dominant force in research, innovation, entrepreneurship, and high technology.

In a groundbreaking development reflecting the International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO) commitment to gender equality, Despina Theodosiou, a notable figure in the Cypriot shipping industry, has been honoured with the inaugural IMO Gender Equality Award.

Alpha Bank Cyprus on Friday announced that it expanded its product range by offering a new deposit interest rate of 2.75 per cent annually for deposits exceeding €100,000.

The countdown to a new destination has begun, with workers at Trilogy putting their final touches on the plaza exteriors, the landscaping, and the tower facades.

The European Commission this week projected a significant 30 per cent decrease in Cyprus’ public debt, as a percentage of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP), by the end of 2024.