Plans to prolong a 10% increase in the EU contribution towards project costs in Greece until 30 June of the year following the end of its economic adjustment programme were approved by
The Trilateral Summit between Cyprus, Egypt and Greece which concluded in Cairo has been described as an overall success, with the leaders of the three countries. In remarks at the end
The Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) declined by 0.4% year on year in September continuing deflationary pressures that began in December 2014, mainly due to significant reduction in energy prices, according
Co-operative Central Bank, bailed out by the government with a EUR 1.67 bln injection, will not have any capital needs at present and will list on the stock exchange soon, Dionysis Dionysiou,
The Central Bank of Cyprus said that the trend for non-performing facilities in all banks continues to be downward. According to the data for July, non performing facilities at the end of
President Nicos Anastasiades, described as productive his meeting on Tuesday, with the leader of the Turkish Cypriot community, Mustafa Akinci, their first in an “intensified process” of ten meetings this month.
Cyprus can play a significant role as a base for regional offices or headquarters of international professional and financial services companies, given the recent progress made in reconstructing and developing the economy
European Commissioner for Employment Marianne Thyssen presented on Tuesday, in Strasbourg, the main achievements of the Youth Guarantee and Youth Employment Initiative (YEI) since their launch in 2013. According to the
Kevin J. Stansfield, Principal at Strategy&, member of the PwC international network, presented the book “Strategy That Works” published in cooperation with the Harvard Business Review during an event held in Nicosia.
Paphos now has the “Golden Mile”, a part of the coastline situated between picturesque Harbour and the magnificent beaches of Coral Bay. Home to the charming shipwreck of Saint Nikolaos which has
