The accommodation and food service sector was the second-largest contributor to both the economy and employment in Cyprus in 2021, according to Eurostat, the EU’s statistical service.

Cyprus’ main exports for 2023 included minerals, oil, halloumi cheese, and pharmaceutical products, according to a report by the state’s statistical service (Cystat).

The fleet of vessels registered under the Cypriot flag has seen a significant increase of approximately 5.5 per cent, equivalent to about 1.1 million tonnes, over the past six months, according to the Deputy Minister of Shipping Marina Hadjimanolis.

We are excited to announce that our team at Patrikios Legal have been highly ranked and acknowledged by Legal 500.

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President Nikos Christodoulides has met with the advisory committee on tax reform, asking that progress on this matter be accelerated, in order to reap any benefits at the earliest opportunity.

We are thrilled to announce that Patrikios Legal has been honoured with Top tier rankings in the four main areas of its practice, namely:

Setting the bar in legal excellence! Once again, Elias Neocleous & Co LLC stands tall as the undisputed leader, securing its Tier 1 ranking across all nine practice areas in the prestigious Legal 500 EMEA – 2024 edition, marking a monumental achievement for another year. With notable dedication and expertise, we continue to maintain a leading position as the sole law firm in Cyprus to attain this eminent distinction!

Our firm is a top tier firm and 14 of our lawyers are leading and recommended individuals by The Legal 500.

Hard to imagine, but fifteen years ago Instagram didn’t exist. In fact, the first hashtag was invented in 2007. We used to buy newspapers and magazines, we used to read articles and press releases, we used to watch long-form interviews on terrestrial channels. We used to buy ‘The Cyprus Weekly’ on a Friday too – remember those days?