Cyprus will move up several gears to digitalise its economy, with a €283 mln EU-backed recovery fund, while teaming up with Estonia, considered the champion of e-government. During a press conference with
In anticipation of the much-awaited EU Digital Covid-19 Green Pass, to come online 1 July, Cyprus is issuing vaccination certificates for travel, as some countries do not recognise the original card issued.
Plans are already underway to create a distinctive Japanese cherry blossom park in the Nicosia mountain village of Campos, where cherries are grown. Agriculture Minister Costas Kadis and the new Ambassador of
Cyprus’ tarnished passports for cash scheme operated for 13 years with minimal oversight as the government broke the rules in granting citizenship to investors, an inquiry ruled. An inquiry into the scheme
A decision by the G7 to impose a global minimum tax rate appears not to affect Cyprus’ competitive corporate regime, Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides said. In a written comment to Reuters, Petrides
Cyprus has vaccinated almost 55% of the adult population with a COVID-19 jab taking it closer to reaching herd immunity to control the pandemic. Some 393,724 people (54.9%) received a COVID vaccine
Not wanting to make the best out of a positive news story, the government chose to ignore the crossings opening to people movement for the first time since the pandemic struck in
Battered Cyprus football has not only emerged fairly unscathed from the coronavirus crisis but is also drawing the attention of Cypriot and foreign investors willing to inject serious cash. Cypriot clubs overspending
The Cyprus Stock Exchange is moving ahead with its privatisation plans, aiming to fulfil its role for the further development of local companies and attract foreign investments. Still ‘unfairly’ carrying the stain
Cyprus is finally out of the EU’s dark red danger zone, moving into the orange category after successfully reducing its COVID 14-day cumulative diagnosis rate under the 150 cases per 100,000 benchmark.
