January 2025 marked a standout month for tourism in Cyprus, as the island welcomed 112,100 visitors, according to a report released by the state stastical service.

Addressing the 8th Capital Link Shipping Forum in Limassol, the Deputy Minister for Shipping Marina Hadjimanolis emphasised that “expanding the Cypriot registry remains a top priority for the government.”

The Deputy Ministry of Tourism has warmly welcomed Qatar Airways’ decision to ramp up its flights from Qatar to Larnaca Airport.

Elias Neocleous & Co LLC is pleased to announce that, for another year, our firm has been recognised in the Chambers Global Guide 2025. Managing Partner Elias Neocleous and Partner Demetris Roti have once again been acknowledged for General Business Law, while Partner Chrysanthos Christoforou has received recognition for his expertise in Dispute Resolution. These achievements reflect our firm’s strong reputation and commitment to delivering high-quality legal services.

Cyprus and Egypt have signed two agreements concerning the exploitation of natural gas resources under the seabed in the eastern Mediterranean.

There is an inevitable and pressing question that litigators entrusted with promoting an action have to answer, right after they receive their initial instructions: “Is there a need for Interim Relief?”

Elias Neocleous & Co LLC is proud to have sponsored the inaugural Business Connecting Event of the China-Cyprus Sister City Alliance, held on 8th February 2025 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Limassol. This remarkable event, hosted as part of a Chinese New Year Gala Dinner, celebrated the spirit of renewal, prosperity, and unity that the Lunar New Year symbolizes.

Cyprus has long been a shipping powerhouse, but its role is evolving fast to meet the needs of the digital age, according to Christoph Stork, CEO of Cyprus-based bunker trading platform XMAR.

The environment department has officially approved the expansion plans for both the Larnaca and Paphos international airports, it emerged on Thursday.

Cyprus’ real estate market kicked off the new year with a 21 per cent increase in property sales, compared to the same month last year, primarily driven by Limassol’s record-breaking surge.