MSPS Cyprus unveils a new brand identity and philosophy with the motto “People. Drive. Growth.” at its new offices on Archbishop Makarios III Avenue, Nicosia. The celebration marks a commitment to innovation and excellence in public relations and experiential marketing, setting the stage for a future filled with promise and success.
The partnership between Celestyal Cruises and the Cyprus Maritime Academy provides full scholarships to cadets for advanced maritime education and realworld experience aboard Celestyal’s latest fleet. This strategic collaboration aims to cultivate the next generation of maritime professionals, enhance industry growth, and reinforce Celestyal’s commitment to educational excellence and nautical hospitality.
The woman, a Ukrainian national, lost €420,000 to thieves in Cyprus shortly after her arrival, despite declaring the cash at customs for purchasing an apartment. Authorities are investigating the incident and advising secure fund transfer methods for large transactions to prevent such occurrences in the future.
A robbery victim in Nicosia, claiming to have lost €420,000, was arrested for money laundering after authorities found her explanations for possessing large sums of cash insufficient. The 31yearold Ukrainian national faces charges of involvement with a criminal organization and conspiracy to commit a felony, shedding light on the shadowy world of financial crimes and the need for heightened vigilance against money laundering.
The Minister of Finance and Deputy Minister of Research, Innovation, and Digital Policy met to discuss enhancing cooperation for the nation’s digital transition, focusing on eJustice system improvements and bolstering cyber security efforts as top priorities within the Recovery and Resilience Plan. This collaboration aims to pave the way for a modern digital state, propelling the government’s digital ambitions forward with strategic planning and interministerial collaboration.
Reflect Festival, Cyprus’ top tech event, will bring together 10,000 doers in Limassol’s Kolla Factory on May 3031. Attendees can expect 200+ exhibitors, 150+ speakers across 5 stages, a startup competition, and ample networking opportunities.
Cyprus is buzzing with optimism in its tourism and technology sectors. Despite economic challenges, the tourism industry, especially with German visitors, remains hopeful after positive engagements at the ITB Berlin exhibition. On the technology front, the Reflect Festival in Limassol is set to showcase over 200 vendors, fostering innovation across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.
UN Envoy Maria Holguin’s diplomatic visits to the UK and Cyprus aim to strengthen ties and pursue peace by engaging with guarantor nations and local leaders to address the political situation in Cyprus. These strategic discussions are crucial in facilitating understanding and progress towards a lasting peace agreement between the divided communities on the island.
The Cyprus Computer Society is launching the “Future Startup Founders” program to empower women in tech, offering free 60hour online training in entrepreneurship skills. With a focus on business models, lean startup methodologies, and tech concepts, this initiative aims to bridge the gender gap in the tech industry and support women in launching successful startups.
The United States is exploring aid delivery routes to Gaza through Cyprus, including airdrops, maritime passages, and overland supply routes, to overcome logistical challenges and provide timely support to the region. This collaborative effort between the US, Cyprus, and other nations signifies a strategic move towards promoting stability in the Eastern Mediterranean while addressing the urgent humanitarian needs of Gaza’s population.
