Limassol’s Anexartisias to become a one-way street ahead of pedestrianisation as it competes with the malls

Limassol’s Anexartisias to become a one-way street ahead of pedestrianisation as it competes with the malls

Anexartisias in Limassol will be converted into a one-way street according to the decision of the Municipal Council, as a temporary solution and until the proper conditions for it being opened only to pedestrians are created, something considered difficult amid conditions in Cyprus. Essentially, cars will enter from Pentadromos in the direction of the sea […]

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Cyprus calls for enhanced EU electricity network planning

Cyprus calls for enhanced EU electricity network planning

Ministry of Energy, Commerce and Industry Permanent Secretary, Marios Panayides, has stressed need to enhance collective planning for the development of electricity networks, particularly in regions lacking interconnections such as Cyprus. Representing Cyprus at the informal EU Energy Council held in Brussels on 15 and 16 April, Panayides stressed the importance of addressing issues related to […]

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Despite challenges, tourism sector shows resilience, Deputy Minister says

Despite challenges, tourism sector shows resilience, Deputy Minister says

Deputy Minister of Tourism Kostas Koumis has expressed satisfaction over a 9.8% rise in tourist arrivals in March, according to figures released by CySTAT. “In the face of challenges, our country’s tourism sector demonstrates resilience,” Koumis noted in a written statement on 17 April. He added that the Deputy Ministry closely monitors every development that directly or […]

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Cyprus university signs MoU to advance AI-driven financial modelling

Cyprus university signs MoU to advance AI-driven financial modelling

The University of Cyprus and Boltzmann Research, a team of scientists seeking to tackle the challenge of predicting financial markets, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), according to a statement released this week. The MoU, signed by professor Konstantinos Fokianos, Head of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Cyprus, and Chariton Christou, CEO […]

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Sending Cyprus gas to Egypt

Sending Cyprus gas to Egypt

Egypt desperately needs a major gas discovery to shore up its declining production The submission of the updated development plan for the Aphrodite gasfield by Chevron at the beginning of April, and the subsequent statement by Energy Minister George Papanastasiou that the earlier “difficulties have been overcome” is good news not only for Cyprus but […]

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Cambodia’s trade with ASEAN up 19% in Q1

Cambodia’s trade with ASEAN up 19% in Q1

Cambodia’s trade with other ASEAN countries rose by 18.64 percent to $4.32 billion in the first quarter of this year, a report from the Ministry of Commerce showed. From January to March, Cambodia exported $1.77 billion worth of goods to ASEAN, a year-on-year increase of 33.1 percent, read the report. Meanwhile, Cambodia’s import from ASEAN […]

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