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A long journey of milestones, difficult moments, and achievements for the country’s largest financial institution was how the Bank of Cyprus described its 125-year history.
The Cyprus Statistical Service (Cystat) has announced the release of its bimonthly bulletin, “Monthly Economic Indicators,” covering the period of January to February 2024.
The Ministry of Energy, Commerce and Industry has announced the second phase of the New Business Activity Support Plan, amounting to €20 million.
Cyprus ranks fifth among EU countries in the progress achieved regarding research and innovation, Theodoros Loukaidis, Director General of the Res ...
World Tour cycling team Tinkoff are training in Cyprus ahead of the Giro d’ Italia, the Cyprus Tourism Organisation (CTO) said recently.
Cyprus registered the highest year-on-year decrease in unemployment in February 2016, the European statistical service Eurostat said recently.
Cyprus, Greece and Israel are scheduled to sign a maritime protection agreement to safeguard the Mediterranean marine environment from risks due to hydrocarbon extraction activities.
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Cyprus raised€100 million during a 13 Week Treasury Bills auction recently, according to the Finance Ministry’s Public Debt Management Office.
Interest rates for loans and deposits continue to drop in Cyprus as each month passes.
Cyprus-based carrier Cobalt has signed agreements for three Airbus A320 aircraft, ahead of the airline’s launch to European and Middle Eastern destinations by the end of May 2016.
Three years after signing up to a financial bailout programme, Cyprus is set to see bad loans fall, said Central Bank Governor Chrystalla Georghadji.
Banks in Cyprus hold almost €1 billion in sell-able real estate assets according to recently published data.
Greece is the main trading partner for Cyprus, (11% of trade volume), followed by Ireland (10%) and the UK (7%), according to statistical data released recently by Eurostat.
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