Since its operation in December 2018, the national health system (Gesy) help centre has responded to 727,807 queries and complaints, its director said Tuesday.

The Ministry of Health announced that as of 6 October it will proceed with the booster jab for people aged 75 and over.

Cyprus is not at risk of a fifth wave of Covid-19 since as its epidemiological picture is quite good, leading health expert Dr Petros Karayiannis has told Philenews.

From October 18, only those who are fully vaccinated will be issued a safe pass, according to a statement from the Ministry of Health.

The latest official data released from the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (“CySEC” or “Commission”) showcase a continuously growing and dynamic Investments Funds sector in the island. Specifically, according to the statistics published by the regulator, in H1 2021, the Assets under Management (AuM) of Collective Investments reached €10.7 billion, a record high which translates into a 9% quarterly increase compared to the previous quarter.

The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (‘CySEC’), has published a new Circular, informing the Alternative Investment Fund Managers (AIFMs), that the European Securities and Markets Authority (‘ESMA’), issued on June 22, 2021, the official translations in all European Union official languages (including translation in the Greek language), of its Guidelines (‘the Guidelines’), on Article 25 of Directive 2011/61/EU (‘the Directive’) with reference number ESMA34-32-701 EN.

Airport operator Hermes has redesigned the commercial space at the departure area in Larnaca airport with projects worth €20 million, it said on Monday.

Cyprus has moved from the recovery to the growth phase as the COVID-19 pandemic subsides, Minister of Finance Constantinos Petrides has said, highlighting the need for the implementation of reforms that would boost the economy’s sustainable growth prospects.

Cyprus Health Ministry on Monday announced a new categorization of countries based on their epidemiological data, to come into effect Thursday, October 7. Seven countries change category.

Half of registered employees in Cyprus today get a monthly salary of up to €1,500 while 25.7% of them get a gross salary of €1,000, according to the island’s Statistical Service.