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Businesses and organisations from Cyprus and Croatia will come together in Limassol on September 25, 2026, for a business and innovation forum aimed at strengthening cross-border cooperation and creating new opportunities in the blue economy.
Cyprus has broken into Europe’s ten largest video game industries by revenue, with more than 400 companies on the island generating an estimated €3.2 billion from games in 2025.
The Deputy Ministry of Tourism recently launched a public consultation on Cyprus’ National Strategy for the Development of Diving Tourism, inviting stakeholders and the public to submit feedback before the strategy is finalised.
Tourist arrivals to Cyprus surged in November, according to the state statistical service (Cystat), highlighting the sector’s continued strength a ...
Noble Energy CEO David Stover said recently that the company’s main next steps would be its marketing effort to identify potential customers for the gas from the Aphrodite field.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) announced the sixth round of the Survey on the Business Environment and Enterprise Performance (BEEPS) in Cyprus.
Officials from the International Monetary Fund, which made funds available for Cyprus’ bailout programme, said the island’s economy made “impressive policy achievements” over the past three years.
Plans to build a 30-storey building on the outskirts of Limassol have been given the green light from the Department of Environment, according to media reports.
DVB Bank has acquired just under half of Celestyal Cruises Ltd’s share capital following a loan restructuring agreement between the Bank and Louis Plc on 11 March 2016.
Agriculture Minister Nicos Kouyialis is set to lock in additional EU support for the local citrus trees sector and agriculture in general in Brussels, as a countermeasure to the EU embargo imposed on Russia and the problem of drought.
President Nicos Anastasiades has expressed his government's determination to protect and further develop the island's shipping sector.
The trade deficit was €3.375,4m in January-December 2015 compared to €3.701,5m in the corresponding period of 2014, according to data released by the Statistical Service of Cyprus.
After Cyprus’ ‘clean’ exit from the bailout programme, the government is now looking to secure a ‘clean’ post-bailout entry into the financial markets.
Cyprus can hope that economic growth will match the Finance Ministry’s 2% forecast in 2016 provided the government remains on its reform course, a business group official and an economist agreed.
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