The hydrocarbons in the Eastern Mediterranean are not merely an issue of national wealth but they could become the catalyst for regional stability, Defence Minister Christoforos Fokaides has said addressing the start
The protection of the environment, if set as a priority for the citizens in their daily life and the state through its policies, can improve the finances of the citizens and the
Cyprus expects to return to international markets late next year but cannot rule out testing the waters earlier to gauge the appetite for Cypriot debt, President of the bailed-out Mediterranean nation said
The Council of Ministers decided on Wednesday to set up an Audit Directorate at the Ministry of Health and a Coordinating Group for the implementation of the national health plan. Minister of
The Cyprus economy will remain in recession up to next year despite projections by the troika of international lenders that the economy will register a modest economic growth, according to the Hellenic
Crisis-hit Cyprus will return to economic growth in 2015, the IMF`s World Economic Outlook (April 2014) says. The WEO adopts Cyprus lenders` projections as revised following the third economic programme review. According
The harmonised rate of inflation stood at -0.9% in March and -1.3% in February, while the corresponding rate in March 2013 was 1.3%. Food and non-alcoholic beverages sector recorded a decrease of
The government is determined to take the great digital step, President Nicos Anastasiades said Tuesday during an event to mark the launch of the European eSkills for Jobs 2014. He said the
At the request of the Cypriot government, Global Offshore Technology has been rescheduled to the 28-29 April at Carob Mill in Limassol, Cyprus. GOT 2014 is the only conference and exhibition in
The project of the New Nicosia Wastewater Treatment Plant, a bicommunal venture, demonstrates how joint, consensual decisions can take shape and work to the benefit of both communities on the island, European
