The NicosiaLimassol motorway will be closed for maintenance on Thursday night, requiring drivers to use detours via the old NicosiaLimassol Road. Stay updated on traffic advisories to plan your journey accordingly and avoid delays.
Online road transport services are currently facing technical difficulties, leading to a nationwide suspension of online operations by the transport department. Users are urged to be patient as the ministry works to resolve the issue and restore normal services as soon as possible.
President Nikos Christodoulides of Cyprus is keen on securing the EU Mediterranean Commissioner position to leverage the country’s strategic location and expertise in regional matters. Cyprus aims to play a crucial role in shaping EU policies on maritime, economic, and political issues in the Mediterranean, enhancing the Union’s focus on challenges and opportunities in the region.
President Nikos Christodoulides pledges to allocate 2 percent of Cyprus’s GDP to military equipment programs and enhance the National Guard’s defense capabilities, focusing on strategic partnerships and regional security. By modernizing the military and forging strong defense alliances, President Christodoulides solidifies Cyprus’s commitment to national security in the face of evolving threats and challenges.
A 25yearold Syrian man named Al Khaled Saeid Mohamed tragically passed away after a collision with a car while riding his motorcycle in Chloraka, Paphos on June 23, 2024. The driver initially fled but was later apprehended, leading to arrests and ongoing police investigations.
The tragic traffic collision in Paphos, Chlorakas, claimed the life of a 25yearold motorcyclist who was critically injured. The driver involved is now facing legal proceedings for this and a prior accident in 2019, sparking mourning and road safety discussions in the community.
The Paphos Tourism Board’s new app uses augmented reality to bring the myth of Aphrodite to life at seven key locations, offering immersive audiovisual storytelling and historical insights for tourists. Available in multiple languages, the app provides a modern twist on ancient tales, blending rich history with cuttingedge technology to enhance the visitor experience in Cyprus.
The tourism industry in Cyprus has resiliently adapted to challenges like misinformation and economic fluctuations, showcasing its strength and adaptability. Deputy Minister of Tourism Kostas Koumis’ proactive management strategies have helped reroute bookings, maintain air connectivity, and emphasize Cyprus’s infrastructure and natural beauty, ensuring the sector’s continued success.
Firefighters swiftly responded to a blaze in Arsos village, deploying ground forces and a firefighting helicopter for aerial water drops. Through the night and into the morning, their teamwork and resolve contained the fire, preventing further damage and showcasing their dedication in the face of nature’s wrath.
The 102nd convention of Ahepa in Cyprus celebrated a century of promoting Greek culture while supporting Cyprus’s reunification and prosperity, marking the event’s historic significance. President Nikos Christodoulides emphasized unity amidst the island’s divided status, reinforcing the diaspora’s commitment and educational initiatives for future generations.
