Cyprus is making a bold push to attract American investment, with President Nikos Christodoulides leading a high-profile delegation to the United States.
Over the next few days he will visit New York, Texas, and California, meeting with key business leaders, energy giants, and tech investors. The goal is to strengthen economic ties, boost foreign investment, and position Cyprus as a gateway for US businesses looking to expand into Europe and the Middle East.
Nicosia has been laying the groundwork for this trip, identifying key sectors where American investors have shown interest – finance, energy, technology and startups. Representatives from Cyprus’ leading lenders and the central bank will join the delegation, reinforcing the country’s message that it is open for business.
Christodoulides will kick off the mission in New York at the Capital Link Cyprus Business Forum, where he will showcase Cyprus’ business-friendly environment and highlight recent economic reforms.
To cap off the visit, Christodoulides will ring the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange, a symbolic moment that will put Cyprus in the international financial spotlight.
