Egyptian Minister of International Cooperation Fayza Abu al Naga said that Cyprus and Egypt have been discussing ways to export natural gas to Cyprus in a compressed form instead of its costlier
SFS Group Public Company Ltd (SFS) announced that it decided to recall its public offer for 50% plus 1 share of Athena Cyprus Public Company Ltd (ATH), after the decision of the
According to the Statistical Service, the Industrial Turnover Index (Mining and Quarrying, Manufacturing, Electricity, Gas and Water Supply) for February 2007 reached 120.6 units (Base 2000=100). For February 2007 the Index recorded
The economic relations of the EU with Mediterranean countries in general, and the support of small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) were the issues examined during the seventh FEMIP Ministerial Conference that
Banking sector still booming  According to the “flash estimate†produced by the Cyprus Statistical Service, CYSTAT on Tuesday, GDP growth rose in real terms in the first quarter of 2007 by
The total registrations of motor vehicles in Cyprus increased by 32.3% to 21,500 in January-April 2007, from 16,255 in January-April 2006. Private Saloon cars increased to 15,962 from 11,898 in January-April 2006,
The industrial turnover index (mining and quarrying, manufacturing, electricity, gas and water supply) in February 2007 reached 120.6 (base 2000=100), recording an increase of 7.3% compared with February 2006. For Manufacturing, the
On 10 may 2007, representatives of the 1,800 citizens who took part in the biggest-ever pan-European debate on the future of Europe handed over their report to EU policy-makers, and called on
More and more consumers are getting savvy when it comes time to buy an automobile. They understand what fuel efficiency means, they know what a hybrid vehicle is, and “lightweight components†is
Sustainable economic development in the Mediterranean can be promoted through economic and financial partnerships among the countries and the people of the Mediterranean, Cyprus Finance Minister Michalis Sarris has said, noting Cyprus’
