The government of Cyprus has approved the state budget for 2014 that foresees spending being reduced by 626 mln euros, while the aim is to achieve a primary budget deficit lower than
This was the topic of the Presentation given by Mr. Emmanuil Schizas, Senior Economist Analyst of ACCA. Attendees got a peek – ahead of anyone else – of unpublished Q3 2013 findings
The countdown to the Cyprus Rally 2013, which will start in the capital Nicosia on Friday, has begun. According to a Cyprus Automobile Association press release, the 2013 Cyprus Rally which will
Revenue from tourism reached €259,8 mln in June 2013 compared to €254,5 mln in the corresponding month of the previous year, recording an increase of 2,1%, on the basis of the results
The Central Bank of Cyprus has appointed a leading global management firm, Oliver Wyman, part of Marsh & McLennan Companies, to provide consulting services on issues related with the restructuring of the
The GDP growth rate in Cyprus in real terms during the second quarter of 2013 is negative and estimated at -5,9% over the corresponding quarter of 2012, the Statistical Service Cystat announced.
The European Parliament approved on Wednesday a report tabled by Cypriot MEP Antigoni Papadopoulou on "gendercide", with the deputy saying it was approved by a majority of 500 MEPs, having already been
Kuwait has reaffirmed its great interest to invest in Cyprus, however the type of these investments still needs to be specified, Cyprus Finance Minister Harris Georgiadis has said. Georgiadis is accompanying Cyprus
Tourism is called upon to play a key role in exiting the extremely difficult situation Cyprus is facing, Director General of the Cyprus Tourism Organisation (CTO) Marios Hannides said Tuesday, adding that
The economic crisis which Cyprus is facing at present can and will be overcome, the International Real Estate Federation FIABCI President Flavio Conzaga Nunes believes. Speaking during a visit to the southern
