International rating agency Standard & Poor’s raised Cyprus’s credit rating from stable to positive, Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides said in a statement on Saturday.
Petrides welcomes S&P revision of Cyprus from ‘stable’ to ‘positive’
The government will continue to support economic activity so that, with the end of the pandemic, the island will return to the positive growth rates that existed before 2020, Finance Minister …
Petrides welcomes S&P revision of Cyprus from ‘stable’ to ‘positive’
The government will continue to support economic activity so that, with the end of the pandemic, the island will return to the positive growth rates that existed before 2020, Finance Minister …
Lidl is the first to adopt green retrofit programme with EDGE in Cyprus
Lidl Cyprus continuously reduces its environmental footprint with a retrofit programme that is decarbonising its stores across the country. By achieving EDGE certification, Lidl Cyprus is saving 743 …
Finance Minister: Cyprus has seen largest drop in unemployment of all EU
Statement by the Minister of Finance Mr. Konstantinos Petridis on the declining course of unemployment in Cyprus: “I want to express my satisfaction because according to official EUROSTAT statistics, …
Cyprus to give booster COVID-19 jab to infirm and people over 65
NICOSIA, Sept 2 (Reuters) – Cyprus will start administering a booster COVID-19 vaccine to certain groups, the country’s Health Minister Michalis Hadjipantelas said on Thursday. The booster will be …
Cyprus to give booster COVID-19 jab to infirm and people over 65
NICOSIA, Sept 2 (Reuters) – Cyprus will start administering a booster COVID-19 vaccine to certain groups, the country’s Health Minister Michalis Hadjipantelas said on Thursday. The booster will be …
As Cyprus changes so do properties
Home ownership in Cyprus (particularly large properties) is declining with the percentage of owners falling below the EU average of 69.8% …
As Cyprus changes so do properties
Home ownership in Cyprus (particularly large properties) is declining with the percentage of owners falling below the EU average of 69.8% …
Gigantic oil slick the size of New York City is spreading across the Mediterranean and could reach Cyprus today after emerging from Syrian refinery – and it’s growing even LARGER
Satellite imagery indicates that the spill, which originated from a Syrian power plant, is bigger than initially thought, covering around 800 square kilometres (309 square miles).