Paphos: Maintenance works at Terra mosque in the Paphos district have been completed, as announced by Sotos Ktoris, the Greek Cypriot co-chair of the Bicommunal Technical Committee on Cultural Heritage, via a Facebook post. According to Cyprus News Agency, the project was funded by the European Union and implemented by
Nicosia: Greek President Konstantinos Tassoulas emphasized the significance of the Cyprus issue during his visit to Nicosia, marking his first official trip abroad since assuming office. After seven years of inactivity, the matter is once again being addressed by the United Nations. According to Cyprus News Agency, President Tassoulas was
Nicosia: President of the Republic Nikos Christodoulides announced on Wednesday the inauguration of a Business Service Center set for May 26th and the launch of a Brain Gain campaign on May 25th in London. These initiatives aim to streamline business services and encourage Cypriots working abroad to return to their
Brussels: The European Commission has taken decisive action by referring Cyprus, alongside four other countries, to the Court of Justice of the European Union. This move comes as part of the Commission’s May infringements package, highlighting the lack of effective implementation of the Digital Services Act (DSA) by these nations.
Rome: An important Memorandum of Understanding was signed in Rome between Cyprus and Italy, marking a decisive step in the joint effort to combat clandestine excavations and the illicit trafficking of antiquities, while further strengthening cultural cooperation between the two countries, a press release issued by Cyprus’s Deputy Ministry of
Athens: Acting Permanent Secretary of Defence Ministry Anna Aristotelous held a private meeting with Deputy Minister of National Defence of Greece, Athanasios Davakis, during the DEFEA defense industry exhibition on Tuesday. According to Cyprus News Agency, the two officials discussed bilateral interests in the defense sector, focusing on Greece’s assistance