Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides welcomed the parliamentary approval of the 2020 state budget, stating that the budget allows the government to continue on the path of economic stability, growth and the shielding of the economy.

With interest rates at a historic low and high liquidity recorded, Bank of Cyprus and Hellenic Bank have granted a total of €2.17 billion new loans over the first nine months of 2019.

Cyprus Airways will launch Larnaca-Rome flights in summer 2020 as part of a series of new route announcements.

Allowing Gesy to collapse would be suicide Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou said on Thursday as he sent an unequivocal message to detractors that the general health system is here to stay.

The US House of Representatives has passed a defence bill that includes a conditional lifting of the arms embargo on Cyprus.

EY announces the launch of two digital solutions built on the Microsoft Azure cloud platform – EY Digital Energy Enablement Platform (DEEP) and EY UtilityWave – designed to help energy companies improve performance, gain efficiencies and support better decision making.

Addressing the annual meeting of the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI), President of Cyprus Nicos Anastasiades outlined the government’s eleven reform proposals which “would yield new prospects and new momentum to the business activity.” He assured that the government policy to provide tax breaks and economic incentives will continue.

Between 11 and 22 November 2019, PwC Cyprus held a series of presentations on career opportunities for students attending university in the United Kingdom as well as students of the University of Cyprus.

BirdLife Cyprus, the Game and Fauna Service, Terra Cypria-The Cyprus Conservation Foundation, and the Vulture Conservation Foundation have joined forces to provide a lifeline for the threatened Griffon Vulture through ‘LIFE with Vultures’, a new four-year project aiming to prevent the extinction of the species in Cyprus, it was announced on Wednesday.

The House plenum on Wednesday passed the state budget for 2020 with 29 votes in favour and 23 against, but also with the approval of a number of amendments for withholding funds earmarked for several projects and purchases.