Nicosia: The Cyprus UNESCO National Committee has announced the release of a new bilingual publication titled ‘CYPRUS LIVING HERITAGE’, available both in print and digital formats, in an initiative to safeguard and promote the island’s intangible cultural heritage. According to Cyprus News Agency, the publication is the first to present
Nicosia: Scope Ratings reported a Stable Outlook for the Cypriot economy in its monitoring review for the Republic of Cyprus, published on April 25, reflecting the agency’s view that risks for the ratings are balanced, adding that the periodic review has resulted in no rating action. As stated, Scope completed
Vatican City: Cyprus President, Nikos Christodoulides, will attend Pope Francis’ funeral that will take place on Saturday morning at the Vatican. According to Cyprus News Agency, President Christodoulides, who travelled on Friday evening from Montenegro to Rome, will arrive at St. Peter’s Square at 0830 (local time) to join other
Nicosia: By the end of March 2025, the implementation of the state budget, in terms of revenue, reached 19% (pound 2.22 billion), compared to 18% (pound 2 billion) in 2024. In terms of actual expenditure, it reached 15% (pound 1.95 billion), up from 14% (pound 1.84 billion) in 2024, according
Nicosia: The Price Index of Construction Materials experienced a rise of 1.09% during the first quarter of 2025, compared to the same period in 2024, as reported by the Statistical Service on Thursday. According to Cyprus News Agency, the largest increases were observed in mineral products and minerals, with rises
Nicosia: The KIOS Research and Innovation Center of Excellence at the University of Cyprus (UCY) coordinates a new research project titled ‘GridGnosis: Real Time Monitoring of Power Systems for Enhanced Stability’, which aims to develop a holistic monitoring and protection solution to enhance the resilience, integrity, and security of the
