Over 92% of foreign investors are satisfied with measures taken by Cyprus to tackle the coronavirus pandemic and to manage the crisis it created. According to the results of a survey among
As the global economy braces itself for its worst crisis since the 1930s, Cyprus is reassessing initial estimates of the impact of coronavirus while the jury is still out over how long
Despite having a low mortality rate, Cyprus health services remain concerned that one in four COVID-19 patients is a healthcare worker while two clusters in Aradippou and Paphos have a high number
A new COVID-19 call service has been set-up for those seeking permission for essential journeys outside the home but can’t use the Cyprus government’s 8998 text messaging system. The Deputy Ministry of
In a bid to ease pressure on public hospitals overwhelmed with handling Cyprus coronavirus cases, state health services organisation OKYPY has decided that the private sector will treat all urgent cases unrelated
Greece officially went into lockdown on March 16 as part of the government’s plans to curtail and control the spread of the deadly coronavirus. The closure of schools and universities, the ban
Stakeholders in Cyprus tourism fear that this year’s season may well be over before it has begun as COVID-19 lockdown will continue for Easter while major tourist markets are facing a far
The Ministry of Education needs to raise its game by a notch because although the distance learning system is gradually starting to take shape, we still have a long way to go
There are side-effects for real estate in Cyprus due to the coronavirus, the closing of airports and the expected reduction of income by the locals. Here is some of our experience over
Despite hopes that Cyprus will soon witness the peak of the coronavirus outbreak, following the high number of infections recorded this week, the country is nowhere near seeing a dramatic drop in
