Nicosia: The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) All Share Index concluded today’s trading session with mixed outcomes across various indices. The figures reflect shifts in the market, with both gains and declines observed in different sectors. According to Cyprus News Agency, the FTSE/CySE 20 index recorded a minor increase of 0.120%,
Brussels: The Deputy Minister of Research, Innovation and Digital Policy, Nicodemos Damianou, flew to Brussels on Monday to participate in the European Union (EU) Competitiveness Council meeting on research issues. According to Cyprus News Agency, the agenda includes the approval of conclusions on the EU Strategy for Startups and Scaleups,
Nicosia: US Ambassador to Cyprus, Julie Davis, met on Monday with Cyprus’ President, Nikos Christodoulides, noting the broad agenda of bilateral issues and saying there is strong attention on the prospects for negotiations on the Cyprus issue. According to Cyprus News Agency, Davis referred to the cooperation between the two
Nicosia: The 2026 budget for Cyprus has been established at £10.7 billion, excluding debt servicing costs, as announced by Finance Minister Makis Keravnos. The budget, approved by the Cabinet, is scheduled to be submitted to the House of Representatives on October 2. Keravnos described the budget as balanced and growth-oriented,
Nicosia: The commercial operation of the Competitive Electricity Market in Cyprus is set to commence on October 1st, following the finalization of agreements by 17 market participants on September 26 and 27. These participants have signed on to the contractual framework of the electricity market rules, marking the last preparatory
Limassol: Head of European Investment Bank (EIB) Nadia Calvi±o emphasized the bank’s ongoing commitment to supporting Cyprus, highlighting the island’s vulnerability to climate change, particularly in terms of water resources. During her visit to the EIB-financed West Limassol Wastewater Treatment Plant, Calvi±o remarked on Cyprus’s efforts to adapt to climate
