Construction of the €1.2 bln Larnaca port and marina project seems to be back on track after the operator and the Cyprus government reached a compromise agreement over a financial deadlock on
President Nikos Christodoulides will chair a meeting with all stakeholders on Monday in an effort to break the deadlock and push ahead with the stalled €1.2 bln Larnaca port and marina project.
Relief for the aid-stricken Palestinians in the Gaza strip could reach about 1,500 tonnes a week, once a U.S.-built jetty is operational, probably by the end of the month, according to the
Global warming pushes sightings closer to island’s shores A recent surge in jellyfish sightings along the Cyprus coast is a cause for concern, despite creating a mesmerising spectacle, captivating onlookers and prompting
The maritime corridor providing humanitarian aid from Cyprus to the people of Gaza will probably be launched on Sunday, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said in Larnaca following her inspection
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who won the European People’s Party support on Thursday to run for a second five-year term, will inspect the facilities at Larnaca port on Friday
US-listed Safe Bulkers, Inc. has launched a scholarship programme worth €100,000 for student cadets at the Cyprus Maritime Academy/Intercollege. The annual scholarships of €5,000 are geared towards the four-year deck officer course
Business leaders from the local and international maritime sectors will be at the 7th Cyprus Shipping Forum in Limassol on Tuesday, where the focus will be the role of Cyprus as a
The Cyprus government is establishing two advisory committees that will assist the Shipping Deputy Ministry, as well as the junior minister in charge of maritime affairs, to “elevate the competitiveness of the
Throughout the years, Cyprus has unsuccessfully tried to carve a place for itself in the eastern Mediterranean geopolitical sphere. At first, by joining alliances that have since diminished, then undecided if it
