The Cyprus Symphony Orchestra Foundation has been accepted as a full member of the European Music Council (EMC). According to a press release the Foundation issued here today, the EMC is the European network of networks for music, with a membership made up of national music councils as well as local, national and international music
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Innovations in the reduction of ship operating costs were the main focus of discussion at the International Conference on Ship and Offshore Innovations 2014 that took place in Limassol on Friday with the participation of 80 delegates from the local as well as the international shipping and offshore industries. The conference covered a wide range
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* Logistics contract creates 100 jobs in Cyprus * Eurofreight Logistics, one of the leading logistics services companies in Cyprus with integrated solutions in the transportation industry, has signed a major agreement with UAE based Al-Futtaim Logistics, following a successful three-month trial period. The contract is for supply-chain services and processing of European goods headed
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* But more likely to be forced out than men and less likely to be promoted from inside * The numbers are moving in the right direction: in eight out of the last ten years, the share of women becoming CEOs of the world’s biggest public companies has been higher than the share of women
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The policies being followed justify the government, the country’s credibility overseas is being restored and soon the international markets will trust us again, said Sunday President of the Republic Nicos Anastasiades. In a speech at an event of the ruling party Democratic Rally, Anastasiades said that measures are being implemented to achieve the relaunch of
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Little compares to the simple pleasure of a bike ride and it is also a very practical way to get around. But that bike ride can become more complicated in busy urban areas where commuters often need to cross the city and the unfortunate incidence of bike thefts is on the rise. Folding bikes have
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* Depends on Asia prices – 8-10tcf needed to make Vassiliko viable – * ENI-Kogas to drill in August – could be searching for oil By Fiona Mullen, Director Sapienta Economics At the Energy Stream CMG conference on May 8 and 9 in Nicosia, it became clear that the natural gas market is becoming
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. By Costis Stambolis Greece, unlike Cyprus, lacks the resolve, determination and organisation to embark on a comprehensive programme for the development of its not insignificant hydrocarbon resources. This appears to be the main conclusion of a select team of experts who recently visited Athens on behalf of a London based international energy fund, in
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. It’s nice to talk about management theories and hypothetical standards, but when it comes to the practical aspect of good corporate governance we have all failed – politicians, citizens, businesspeople and civil society, in other words all decision makers and stakeholders. The damning report by the House Ethics Committee found enormous gaps in the
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. Born-again Cyprus Gourmet, Patrick Skinner, continues his review of Cyprus wine and food A VINOUS VIEW Whilst I was in Cyprus in March I didn’t taste enough wines to produce an overall picture. I took on what one might term a “reasonable cross-section”. However, two and a half years is not a long time,
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