For Marios Loucaides, former director of the Cyprus Trading Corporation who now heads the consulting firm +Praxis, there are difficult times ahead for Cyprus.
Boyden Expands Into Greece and Cyprus
Boyden, a premier leadership and talent advisory firm with more than 70 offices in over 45 countries, today announced its expansion into Greece and Cyprus, led by new Managing Partner Anny S.
Will Cyprus go back on the quarantine list? UK travel advice and latest update on Covid-19 cases
The Mediterranean island is on the UK’s air bridge list, meaning English holidaymakers won’t have to quarantine for 14 days on their return …
Holidays: Turkey and Cyprus travel advice updated as coronavirus rules tighten
TURKEY and Cyprus holidays are both normally very popular with British tourists but the coronavirus pandemic has seen travel rules tighten. This week the Foreign Office updated their travel advice for …
Cyprus Wholesale Trade drops sharply, but green shoots of recovery are seen for industry
The wholesale trade in Cyprus saw its turnover drop sharply in the second quarter, but green shoots appeared in the month of June, according to statistics released on Tuesday by the national …
EU fails to agree on Belarus sanctions after Cyprus blocks plan
Cypriot government refuses to back measures unless bloc imposes sanctions on Turkey …
Half of applications to Cyprus government’s Estia Scheme approved
About 50 per cent of the applications to the Estia Scheme forwarded to the Labour ministry by the banks had been approved.
Cyprus shipping sees recovery, but crew-change crisis worsens – Shipping Chamber
Cyprus shipping is seeing a slow but steady recovery, and better freight rates,” says Thomas Kazakos, Director General of the Cyprus Shipping Chamber told the Cyprus Mail in an interview. The Cyprus …
EU Belarus Policy Stumbles as Cyprus Seeks Help Over Turkey
Cyprus refused to sign off on measures against Belarus unless all other member states also agreed to expand an EU blacklist against Turkey over its natural-gas drilling activities in Cypriot waters.
Lebanese attempt to flee, claim asylum in Cyprus
For years, small boats have left northern Lebanon’s coast, packed with desperate migrants hoping to reach European shores. Until recently, they carried mostly Syrian and Palestinian refugees. But with …