Limassol: The Cypriot Government has recognized the significance of the audiovisual sector and therefore has launched a range of funding schemes for co-productions and investment programs, whose aim is to boost the local audiovisual industry and to foster international cooperation, President Nikos Christodoulides said on Wednesday, in an address at
Larnaca: A record-breaking number of 117 artworks from individual artists and artist groups from 43 different countries, out of 526 applications, have been selected to participate in Larnaca Biennale 2025. This will be the largest number in the event’s history so far, according to the organisers. According to Cyprus News
Changchun: The Cyprus University of Technology (CUT) has taken part in the “Seminar for University Teachers from Belt and Road Initiative Countries” at Northeast Normal University in Changchun, China, from April 28 to May 18, 2025. Representing CUT, researcher Eirini Christou joined 27 participants from 10 countries across four continents
Larnaca: Passenger traffic at Larnaca and Paphos airports surpassed, for the first time, 4 million during the period January to May 2025, recording an increase of 12.02% compared to 2024, according to a press release issued by the Ministry of Transport, Communications, and Works. According to Cyprus News Agency, in
Athens: The growth and continued success of the country’s maritime sector was praised by President, Nikos Christodoulides, during his speech at the General Assembly of the International Chamber of Shipping held in Athens. ‘We are proud of the remarkable growth and the continued success of our maritime sector and we
Brussels: Today, the European Commission has proposed to sign and conclude two bilateral agreements for the transfer of passenger name records (PNR) data with Norway and Iceland. These agreements, once effective, will enable Norway and Iceland to receive passenger information from airlines operating between these countries and the EU Member
