EIB to loan EUR 100 mln for Cyprus sewage

The European Investment Bank (EIB) announced on Friday the first tranche of a 70 mln euro financing to support the continuation (Phase B) of the Limassol District Sewerage and Drainage Project.This is

Cyprus church leaders keep on squabbling

The Holy Synod, the executive council of the Church of Cyprus, approved Friday the election of 100 special electors from among the 1400 lay electors last month, paving the way for election

Turkey cannot choose issues to be solved

Cypriot President Tassos Papadopoulos has said ”Turkey cannot choose by preference what issues will be solved at the end of the procedure for a Cyprus settlement and what can be discussed now.”

Finnish proposals and the Turkish Cypriots

By Ali Erel President, Cyprus-EU Association   The progress report on Turkey’s negotiations with the EU will be public beginning of November. Despite all the warnings from the EU institutions, Turkey has

Structural reforms continue in Egypt

In its annual report on Egypt, Moody’s Investors Service says its government bond ratings reflect the challenge of continuing to implement structural reforms while controlling social discontent and reining in fiscal profligacy.

The “Challenge of Change” conference

PricewaterhouseCoopers, Performa Consulting and the Ministry of Finance are organising a conference on Thursday, October 19, at the Hilton Park, Nicosia about creativity and innovation in organisations. The conference, entitled “Challenge of