Following the exit from the EU-IMF bailout programme, Cyprus has made a significant comeback in terms of GDP growth, while the economic reforms implemented have contributed to the improvement of the business environment. The country has put forward a strategy to become an investment hub in the eastern Mediterranean, an objective favoured by the country’s strategic location, low taxation and the energy discoveries in the Levantine basin.
A major challenge forward is Brexit and its implications with regards to the UK-EU relations. Cyprus is a member of both the European Union and the Commonwealth of Nations and holds a key role with regards to the geopolitical developments in the broader eastern Mediterranean region.
How will the Cypriot economy perform against this setting?
Join us in our forthcoming event at the London Stock Exchange on December 12th 2017 and find out.
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