The European Union’s annual bathing water report recently listed Cyprus as having the most ‘excellent’ beaches for swimming amongst all the member states.

Cyprus will not be needing to take additional fiscal measures in the next two years, Minister of Finance Harris Georgiades told an economic forum that took place in Nicosia recently.

Thomas Cook has recommended Ayia Thekla beach, in the village of Sotira, in the Famagusta district, as the perfect place to hold civil weddings, in the summer 2016 edition of its Travel magazine.

Central Bank of Cyprus governor Chrystalla Georghadji said that the International Monetary Fund is drafting the legislative framework for the reorganisation of the supervisory authority’s structure, the Cyprus News Agency reported recently.

Cyprus expects a third offshore natural gas licensing round in the eastern Mediterranean to be concluded early next year, despite opposition from Turkey, Energy Minister George Lakkotrypis says.

The number of property transactions rose 35% in April 2016, compared with the respective month of 2015, boosted mainly by sales in Limassol and Larnaca and external demand.

Cyprus Minister of Energy, Commerce, Industry and Tourism, George Lakkotrypis departs for Brussels where he will be a key speaker in an event titled 'Cyprus: A Key Player in the Eastern Mediterranean Region' organised by Natural Gas Europe.

Investment Funds assets amounted to €2,693 million in March 2016, marking a reduction of 6.7% compared December 2015, figures released recently by the Central Bank of Cyprus show.

Cyprus and the Government of the Republic of Latvia recently signed in Brussels the Treaty for the Avoidance of Double Taxation on Income.

Business software developer Microgen Financial Systems, a London-based company that is part of the technology group Microgen Plc with a €42m turnover in 2015, said that it acquired the Limassol-based InfoScreen (Cyprus) Ltd.