Anad invests €102.3 million in training 275,000 people

Anad invests €102.3 million in training 275,000 people

Over the past five years, 275,000 individuals participated in 30,500 training programmes by the Human Resource Development Authority of Cyprus (Anad), with a total expenditure of €102.3 million, according to chairman Demetris Kittenis. Speaking during a press conference marking the authority’s 45th anniversary, Kittenis highlighted Anad’s dedication to enhancing Cyprus’ economy by upgrading workforce skills […]

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EMGF announces recruitment for two key positions

EMGF announces recruitment for two key positions

The East Mediterranean Gas Forum (EMGF), based in Cairo, has announced a recruitment process for two vacant positions, according to an announcement by Cyprus’ Ministry of Energy, Commerce, and Industry. The ministry noted that the available roles are for International Affairs Head and Strategy & Policy Development Head. Moreover, the EMGF will select the most […]

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Strong demand for air travel to Cyprus

Strong demand for air travel to Cyprus

Airplanes arriving in Cyprus were about 85% full in May, with numbers continuing to climb, according to Maria Kouroupi, director of aviation development and communication at Hermes Airports. Kouroupi told the Cyprus News Agency on Friday that about 41,000 passengers are passing through Larnaca and Paphos airports daily. She highlighted that the summer season is […]

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Eurobank acquires majority stake in Hellenic Bank

Eurobank acquires majority stake in Hellenic Bank

Eurobank announced on June 3 the completion of a €275.7 million acquisition of a 26.1% stake (107,694,301 shares) in Hellenic Bank, following regulatory approval. The purchase price was €2.56 per share. With this acquisition, Eurobank now holds a controlling 55.3% stake (228,253,661 shares) in Hellenic Bank. As a result, Eurobank has launched a mandatory public […]

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Revolutionising scientific inquiry: The meteoric rise of Efevre Tech

Revolutionising scientific inquiry: The meteoric rise of Efevre Tech

In the exacting field of life sciences, where precision is paramount, Efevre Tech emerges as a leader in innovation. The brainchild of Dimitris Kyriakou, a seasoned molecular biologist with a PhD from the University of Cyprus, Efevre has evolved from a personal mission into a global inspiration for laboratory automation. Indeed, Kyriakou’s academic frustrations with experimental errors […]

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Oev discusses energy standards with Cenelec president

Oev discusses energy standards with Cenelec president

Professional associations, who are members of the Cyprus Federation of Employers and Industrialists (Oev), this week met with the newly elected president of the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardisation (CENELEC), Riccardo Lama. According to an announcement by the federation, the purpose of the meeting, which took place on Wednesday, was to introduce the relevant stakeholders […]

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Wizz Air increases number of flights from Larnaca

Wizz Air increases number of flights from Larnaca

European low-cost airline Wizz Air on Thursday announced an increase in flight schedules from its bases in Larnaca, Cluj, and Varna. According to the airline’s announcement, this expansion is set to significantly boost its service offerings, bolstering its position as Europe’s most rapidly growing low-cost carrier. “As part of Wizz Air’s commitment to providing exceptional […]

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CySEC and UCY launch financial literacy initiative

CySEC and UCY launch financial literacy initiative

The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) and the Department of Accounting and Finance at the University of Cyprus (UCY) on Thursday jointly launched an educational initiative aimed at enhancing financial literacy among the public, especially young people. According to the announcement, this campaign features citizens who have learned from their financial mistakes and are […]

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Kedipes posts revenue of €144 million in first quarter — state aid repayment hits €1.3 billion

Kedipes posts revenue of €144 million in first quarter — state aid repayment hits €1.3 billion

State-owned asset management company Kedipes on Thursday announced cash inflows of €144 million for the first quarter of 2024, with the company also making a record payment of €140 million to the state, bringing the total repayment of state aid to €1.3 billion. The announcement, made in conjunction with the company’s Q1 2024 management results, […]

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