Property News

According to ranking compiled by the online booking service Oktogo, Cyprus beach resorts are considered to be one of the most popular international destinations for holidays in May.

The government does not plan to raise taxes or cut pensions and wages, President Nicos Anastasiades assured civil servants on Monday, noting however, that government spending, including payroll, could only increase at a reasonable pace.

The number of registered unemployed persons in Cyprus decreased

The implementation of agreements signed between Cyprus and Russia in the context of President Nicos Anastasiades recent visit to Moscow will be examined during the Cyprus-Russia Business & Investment Forum this Friday.

European Commissioner for jobs, growth, investment and competitiveness, Jyri Katainen, said on Monday that Cyprus’ image abroad was improving, and its credibility was being restored, making itself more attractive to foreign investment.

Tomorrow, 25 of March all government organizations, schools, banks and most of the shops will be closed due to Greek Independence Day.

The Nicosia Science Cafe will be ready after Easter according to a spokesperson following the support of the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Communications and Works, and the Nicosia Municipality.

Сonstruction of marina in Ayia Napa move forward

The 9th International Limassol Marathon, the biggest sporting event of the year in Cyprus, started on Sunday morning, in the presence of President Nicos Anastasiades, Limassol Mayor Andreas Christou, other officials and spectators.

Standard and Poor’s (S&P’s) has revised the Cyprus economy’s outlook to positive from stable

Cyprus National Day is a public holiday in Cyprus and is recognised on 1 April each year. It is also known to some as Greek Cypriot National Day and is a different holiday to Cyprus Independence Day, which is on 1 October.

Renovations at Pallas Square in Larnaca have been held up after an old water duct from the Ottoman Empire era was accidentally unearthed.