The Cyprus Centre of Business Research is organising its second annual conference, held this year in Limassol under the umbrella title Re-inventing Tourism.

Economic Sentiment declined in March 2019 for the third month in a row mainly due to a deterioration in business confidence in the services sector, the University of Cyprus Economic Research Centre (ERC) said.

The government has decided to expand the Cyprus Startup Visa programme for another two years and grant 150 visas to third country nationals to live and work in the country for a year to establish, operate or develop their startup.

Oxley Planetvision Properties Ltd, announces with great excitement that its planning permission has received approval for the anticipated Sofitel Hotel Resort & Residences in Limassol, Cyprus.

We are extremely pleased to announce that for once more Soteris Pittas & Co LLC has being a Recognized Practitioner in Chambers & Partners Europe, one of the world’s leading legal directories and Mr. Pittas once again is included in Band 1 for Litigation and Dispute Resolution.

The Chambers of Commerce of the Cypriot, Greek and Egyptian diasporas in Australia are preparing an action plan to promote trade and investment relations with the three respective countries, and according to Presidential Commissioner Photis Photiou, they will discuss this initiative with the competent authorities.

Cypriot businesses are adequately prepared for Brexit, even a no-deal Brexit, according to the General Director of the Employers and Industrialists Federation (OEV) Michalis Antoniou.

Finance Minister, Mr. Harris Georgiades mentioned earlier this week that the government is currently undergoing discussions with the European Investment Bank (EIB) for obtaining finance for Cyprus’ natural gas infrastructure.

Government Spokesman Prodromos Prodromou has said that the remarks of the 6th Post Program Review on the need to continue with reforms are absolutely correct and confirm the wider orientation of the President and the government.

With word on the street intensifying on a possible deal between banks in Cyprus, 2019 is likely to become a time of flux and change for the banking sector as it braces for game-changing shifts.