FinMin: Cyprus to participate in Great Sea Interconnector provided conditions are met

FinMin: Cyprus to participate in Great Sea Interconnector provided conditions are met

Cyprus will participate in the €19-billion project of electricity interconnection linking Cyprus, Greece and Israel, called “Great Sea Interconnector,” provided the conditions set out by the Cabinet are met, Finance Minister Makis Keravnos has said. Keravnos’ comments on 7 March came following the call by the Greek Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO) for Cyprus to […]

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Eurobank Cyprus after-tax profits surge to €199.4 million in 2023

Eurobank Cyprus after-tax profits surge to €199.4 million in 2023

Eurobank Cyprus on Friday released its financial results for the year 2023, posting an after-tax profit of €199.4 million, reflecting a significant increase of 111 per cent over the previous year. In addition, the bank’s results showed enhanced capital adequacy, as well as notable improvements in operational costs. The positive outcomes affirm the bank’s resilient trajectory, effective management of […]

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Cyprus shipping registry commemorated in Athens

Cyprus shipping registry commemorated in Athens

The Cyprus Registry marked its 60th anniversary of participation in global shipping activities earlier this week, highlighting its journey towards becoming a key player through a strategy focused on responsible and sustainable growth. Celebrated at the Great Britain Hotel in Athens, Greece, the event underscored the strong connection between Greek and Cypriot maritime sectors. The gathering was attended […]

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Cyprus floats solar bank idea to EU

Cyprus floats solar bank idea to EU

In a proposal during a European Union Council of Transport, Telecommunications and Energy on Tuesday, Cyprus’ Minister of Energy, Commerce and Industry George Papanastasiou urged the establishment of an EU “solar bank” to finance the solar sector. The suggestion was made during a working lunch addressing the status of the EU solar energy industry and the […]

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Cyprus Computer Society launches startup programme for women

Cyprus Computer Society launches startup programme for women

The Cyprus Computer Society (CCS) on Wednesday announced the Future Startup Founders programme launch, designed exclusively for aspiring female entrepreneurs. According to the announcement, this initiative falls under the Startup Founders pillar of the Erasmus+ EU co-funded project Femme Forward, to foster innovation and empower women in the tech startup landscape. The Future Startup Founders programme is a […]

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Larnaca’s investment potential takes centre stage

Larnaca’s investment potential takes centre stage

The Great Britain-Cyprus Business Association held a conference on Tuesday evening which put the spotlight on Larnaca’s potential as a key investment destination. The event, titled “A Hidden Gem in the Mediterranean,” sought to cast the spotlight on Zenon’s city as a flourishing hub for both local and international investors. Savvas Kyriakides, the founder and President of the […]

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Finance Minister discusses electrical connection with Greece, Israel

Finance Minister discusses electrical connection with Greece, Israel

Cyprus’ Finance Minister Makis Keravnos met with the chairman of Greece’s Independent Power Transmission Operator (Ipto) Manousos Manousakis, according to an announcement released on Tuesday evening. The announcement said that an Ipto delegation accompanied Manousakis. The meeting, which took place on Tuesday at the Ministry of Finance in Nicosia, involved a discussion on a number of […]

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Cyprus airports preparing for eight million passengers

Cyprus airports preparing for eight million passengers

As the summer season approaches, Cyprus airports are bustling with over 3,000 workers daily, employed by the numerous companies operating within the airport facilities, according to an announcement released on Tuesday by Hermes Airports. Anticipating a significant increase, Cyprus’ airports are gearing up to accommodate over 5,000 employees, encompassing both permanent and seasonal staff. With […]

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EU to scrutinize Vasiliko energy project

EU to scrutinize Vasiliko energy project

The procedures and decisions related to Cyprus’ largest energy project at Vasilikos are gaining significant attention. According to information from the country’s Audit Office, a file is being prepared for a complaint with the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO). Kathimerini understands the file will be submitted to the EPPO around mid-March, and the complaint will […]

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