Alexandros Josephides, the Deputy Director General and Marine Manager at the Cyprus Shipping Chamber, has been promoted to Director General of the umbrella organisation that represents the vast majority of Cyprus-based shipowners
Lebanon’s new president, a publicly respected general who was sworn into office on Thursday, ending two years of an executive vacuum in the country, has been invited to address an upcoming European
The Deputy Ministry of Shipping announced a final call for 40 scholarships to be provided to Cyprus cadets wishing to study to become captains or engineers at any of the eleven merchant
The unemployed persons in Cyprus registered at the District Labour Offices on the last day of December 2024 reached 12,382 persons, up 10.5% from the previous month, but down by 1,288 or
The Cyprus Ports Authority, until recently confined to the role of owner and state regulator of the island’s main ports, is back in the management game after the government cancelled the Larnaca
Economic sentiment in Cyprus improved in December, as the University of Cyprus Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI-CypERC) increased by 1.0 point compared to November. The increase in the ESI-CypERC to 108.8 points, the
Top 50 property transactions across Cyprus had total value €47.3 mln The ten most expensive property sales nationwide in November totaled €24 mln, with the highest-value sale being offices in Neapolis, Limassol,
The monthly Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by 0.10 points in Cyprus in December 2024, rising to 118.31 points from 118.21 in November, while inflation in December increased at a rate of
Earnings from tourism reached €407.9 mln in October, a 17.7% year on year increase from €346.5 mln in the same month last year, with per person spending also rising, up 9.3% to
By George Moulazimis Changes in climatic conditions, such as increased temperatures, heavy rainfall and prolonged periods of drought, directly affect the natural environment, our societies and our economies. The frequency and intensity
