The FANEROMENI24 Arts Festival in Nicosia, hosted by the Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation, is a magical outdoor cinema event celebrating Cypriot filmmakers under the starlit sky. Featuring familyfriendly movies and internationally acclaimed films, this free festival offers a unique communal experience in the arts and storytelling, promising unforgettable summer evenings in the heart of the city.
The Cyprus Football Association (CFA) has decided to allow away fans at football games for the 2024/2025 season, implementing strict security measures and educational initiatives to ensure safety and sportsmanship. This decision comes amidst controversy, with the board of directors unanimously supporting fan participation despite the Justice Minister’s recommendation to prolong the ban on fan movements, showcasing a commitment to unity and excitement for loyal supporters.
Emergency response measures during the fires in the Limassol district involved five firefighting vehicles and four aircraft battling the flames that engulfed land and vegetation. Additional support units, including those from the game fund and British bases, reinforced efforts to contain the blaze, with no reported injuries during the operations.
The collaboration between Cyprus and British bases has resulted in a strong response to wildfires, surpassing the yearly average despite dry conditions. This united effort showcases the power of working together in emergencies, setting a successful example for future disaster responses.
The Nicosia Summer Screenings Marathon at Konstantia Summer Cinema is a mustattend event for film lovers, showcasing international films and local talent every Wednesday to Sunday from July 10 to September 8 at 9pm. Tickets are €5 per screening, with a €60 seasonal pass available for a cinematic celebration under the stars in beautiful Nicosia.
The Green Synergy programme in Paphos offers businesses specialized training on sustainable practices, supported by the EU’s Erasmus+ programme. This initiative aims to enhance market competitiveness and create a network for sharing expertise, fostering a greener economy in the region.
“Find Me Falling,” the first Cypriot film on Netflix, marks a significant moment for Cyprus cinema on the global stage. With multilingual trailers promoting its debut on July 19, the island’s captivating beauty takes center stage, inviting viewers worldwide to experience its charm.
This weekend in Cyprus promises a vibrant blend of culture and celebration. From art and sports at the AG Leventis Gallery to German cinema under the stars with Sommerkino at the GoetheInstitut, along with coastal parties and cinematic masterpieces at Pervolia’s Kahuna Surfhouse and Paphos International Film Festival, there’s an array of events to engage in and enjoy. Whether you’re a fan of fine art, cinematic storytelling, or beachside festivities, this weekend offers a diverse and enriching lineup of cultural encounters for all to savor.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is set to open new offices in Cyprus this autumn, marking a significant move to strengthen financial partnership and enhance the local economy. The presence of EIB in Cyprus will offer strategic advantages, providing valuable resources and expertise to drive economic development in the region.
Cyprus and Armenia are joining forces to address the issue of missing persons, a shared challenge stemming from historical conflicts. This humanitarian alliance aims to locate and identify the lost, provide closure to affected families, and honor the memories of those who have vanished. Through collaboration, they are symbolizing hope and demonstrating the power of unity in addressing humanitarian concerns.
