News for Cyprus Business Now

News for Cyprus Business Now

The Transport Ministry on Tuesday reported a slight increase in passenger traffic at Cyprus’ Larnaca and Paphos airports for July 2024. However, the situation looks better when considering the entirety of the year leading up to July. Specifically, a total of 1,496,715 passengers passed through Cyprus’ two international airports during the month of July alone. […]

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€6 million for connecting research and business sectors in Cyprus

€6 million for connecting research and business sectors in Cyprus

The Research and Innovation Foundation (RIF) on Tuesday announced a new €6 million funding programme aimed at fostering collaboration between businesses and research organisations across Cyprus. According to a RIF statement, the ‘Co-Develop’ call seeks to address critical needs in sectors such as information and communication technology (ICT), advanced materials, agri-food, health, and the environment. The foundation explained that the programme’s primary objective […]

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Cyprus Standards Organisation and EIMF sign cooperation agreement

Cyprus Standards Organisation and EIMF sign cooperation agreement

The Cyprus Standards Organisation (CYS) and the European Institute of Management & Finance (EIMF) have recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The signing of the MoU aims to enhance collaboration within their respective areas of expertise, according to an official announcement. “The MoU marks a significant step forward in strengthening the cooperative relationship between […]

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€1.2 million programme to help Cyprus startups

€1.2 million programme to help Cyprus startups

The Research and Innovation Foundation (RIF) on Monday announced the launch of its new pre-seed programme, with a total budget of €1.2 million, which aims to boost Cyprus’ startup ecosystem. According to the foundation, the “pre-deed programme is designed to accelerate the growth of startups by providing funding for various early-stage activities”. These, the announcement continued, include initial […]

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Cyprus Business Now: weekly wrap-up

Cyprus Business Now: weekly wrap-up

Here are the top business stories in Cyprus from the week starting July 29: Deputy Tourism Minister Kostas Koumis recently completed a tour of Limassol’s wine-producing regions, focusing on villages known for making Commandaria. Koumis emphasised the importance of promoting this Cypriot dessert wine, describing it as “a duty owed to both our history and the local residents.” This initiative […]

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Paphos’s Coral Bay Beach set for upgrade

Paphos’s Coral Bay Beach set for upgrade

Coral Bay has once again solidified its status as one of Cyprus’ most popular beaches, drawing record numbers of visitors to the Paphos district this summer. The beach’s pristine condition, thanks to extensive cleaning and improvement efforts by the Pegeia municipality, has contributed significantly to its enduring appeal. Beyond its natural beauty and well-maintained facilities, […]

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What do you miss the most about Cyprus?

What do you miss the most about Cyprus?

When we’re away from the island, what do we long for? It’s a picture that’s far more nuanced than you might expect Well-behaved dogs, well-maintained roads, and drivers who use their indicators! According to an article, these are the things that Germans living abroad miss most about their homeland. Similar surveys have looked at overseas Brits […]

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