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Cyprus offers international investors attractive opportunities with a number of large-scale development projects underway.

Α World Bank mission comprising of 18 members arrived in Cyprus Monday to provide expert advice on reform of the Public Sector.

The German government has told its parliament they support the release of the next tranche of a €10 billion bailout aid package for Cyprus, reports said.

Feasibility studies are underway in an attempt to keep the development of the Larnaca port and marina project on track with private consortium Zenon looking abroad for investment, according to the head of Larnaca’s chamber of commerce Othonas Theodoulou.

The Meteorological Services will be installing two new weather radars at Larnaca and Paphos Airports following a deal which will last 13 years, signed with Space Hellas AE and worth just over €4.5m, the Agriculture Ministry announced yesterday.

It was not unusual for a glitch to delay flaring a natural gas well, officials said on Friday, as a production test at an offshore field was underway.

Cyprus can be a core of medical science in the Middle East with the opening of the Medical School from this academic year, Dean of the Medical School of the University of Cyprus (UCY) Andreas Adam told CNΑ.

The government is not in a rush to revise its estimates upwards despite encouraging data, the finance minister said on Thursday, adding that measures will be taken to keep the economy on track but they will not include taxes.

The Natural Gas Public Company (DEFA) has been given until the end of the month to wrap up its tender for the purchase of interim natural gas.