CYPRUS and Serbia yesterday expressed their will for enhanced cooperation, as the two countries held their first intergovernmental meeting in Belgrade.

Through an electronic bidding process, 23 firms were selected today by the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism Energy Service to construct photovoltaic parks for electricity production with a total capacity of 50 Megawatts (MW).

CEOs in Cyprus are optimistic about their company's revenue growth prospects, according to the annual PwC CEO survey.

LIMASSOL Marina has welcomed its first residents. The delivery of the 94 luxury apartments and penthouses at Nereids Residences marks the beginning of the project’s first operational year, it said yesterday.

Russia is prepared to contribute towards Cyprus’ bailout, along with the European Union, President Demetris Christofias said yesterday, as reports also suggested that German objections had weakened.

A Cyprus Tourism Organisation (CTO) delegation discussed developments in the German tourist market with the country`s main travel agents, during a visit to Frankfurt last week.

The total numbers of visitors to Cyprus from abroad for sports tourism recorded an increase of 19% compared to 2010, generating approximately 20 million euros in revenues, according to a survey on sports tourism in Cyprus for the year 2011 presented Tuesday by the Cyprus Tourism Organisation

Allegations that Cyprus is a tax haven and money laundering centre for Russians are “unfounded” and “unjust”, says House Speaker Yiannakis Omirou.

Issues related to Cyprus economy and the accusation against the country for money laundering, were discussed during meetings in Brussels of a delegation from the Cyprus Parliament with the Vice President of the European Commission Olli Rehn, and with political groups of the European Parliament.

The government says it is on track to cover the state’s financing needs for the next three months, pending finalisation of a bailout that is not expected before March, when the new administration takes over.