Nicosia: The Industrial Production Index in Cyprus marked a 4.1% increase during the period from January to September 2024, compared to the same period in 2023, as reported by the Cyprus Statistical Service on Thursday. According to Cyprus News Agency, the data reveals that the most substantial positive changes were
Nicosia: Cyprus’ Shipping Deputy Minister, Marina Hadjimanolis, held meetings and discussions in Hong Kong while also presenting the advantages of the Cypriot shipping registry. Hadjimanolis’ presence in Hong Kong underscores Cyprus’ commitment to strengthening its position in the global shipping landscape and its dedication to promoting international partnerships, a press
Nicosia: Cyprus’ Shipping Deputy Minister, Marina Hadjimanolis, held meetings and discussions in Hong Kong while also presenting the advantages of the Cypriot shipping registry. Hadjimanolis’ presence in Hong Kong underscores Cyprus’ commitment to strengthening its position in the global shipping landscape and its dedication to promoting international partnerships, a press
Brussels: A large number of member states, including Cyprus, have been given two months to transpose two crucial directives on cybersecurity and the protection of critical infrastructure into national law, following the expiration of the transposition deadline, as per a decision by the European Commission published on Thursday. This move
Brussels: A large number of member states, including Cyprus, have been given two months to transpose two crucial directives on cybersecurity and the protection of critical infrastructure into national law, following the expiration of the transposition deadline, as per a decision by the European Commission published on Thursday. This move
Nicosia: The Shipping Deputy Minister of the Republic of Cyprus, Ms. Marina Hadjimanolis, recently concluded a significant visit to Hong Kong, where she participated in the Global Shipping and Trade Summit. The summit was organized by the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) in collaboration with the Hong Kong Government’s Transport
