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Cyprus shipping further strengthened its position as one of the island’s most important economic sectors in 2025, contributing around 7 per cent of GDP, approximately €1.9 billion, according to the Cyprus Shipping Chamber’s (CSC) annual report.
Cyprus Airways and flydubai have announced the launch of a new interline agreement, aimed at strengthening international connectivity and offering passengers seamless access to an expanded network across the Middle East, Asia and Africa.
The European Union saw a modest monthly recovery in construction output during March 2026, according to a report from Eurostat.
Tourist arrivals to Cyprus surged in November, according to the state statistical service (Cystat), highlighting the sector’s continued strength a ...
Revenue from tourism rose in October 2017 an annual 4.2% to €277.1m, against an increase in arrivals of 14%, the statistical service said recently.
Bank of Cyprus (BOC), the island’s largest lender, said that its BOC Asset Management (BOCAM) unit launched operations on December 1, 2017 with the introduction of a mutual fund.
Finance Minister Harris Georgiades says 269 European Investment Bank loans to small and medium-sized businesses over the last three years have helped the economy rebound from an economic crisis that nearly pushed the island-nation into bankruptcy.
Hellenic Bank and Cyprus Cooperative Bank signed a €40m and €25m loan deal with the European Investment Bank (EIB) respectively which will allow them to extend credit to small and medium-size enterprises (SME), the two lenders said.
The Supreme Court has upheld an appeal by the Poseidon consortium that the committee responsible for overseeing the Paphos marina tender process is unlawful.
Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air announced recently it will start flights between Larnaca and Vienna from November 2018.
The unemployment rate fell to 11% in November 2017 from 13.1% in November 2016 but rose from 10.5% in October 2017, said Eurostat.
Cyprus’ trade deficit widened 18% in January to November 2017 to €4.6bn or by €715.9m compared to the respective period of 2016, the statistical service said.
Non-performing loans in the Cypriot banking system fell by €388.4m in September 2017 to €21.5bn compared to August mainly on reduced corporate delinquent loans, the Central Bank of Cyprus said.
By 2021, Cyprus’ first integrated casino resort will open its doors to the public, in an investment totaling €550m, it was revealed recently.
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