President Christodoulides unveiled Cyprus’ Economic Strategy in London, emphasizing fiscal discipline, bold reforms, and a stable financial sector to attract investments and enhance global competitiveness. The plan aims to leverage the Cypriot diaspora for economic opportunities and reshape the nation’s economic landscape.
In the novel “Brandy Sour” by Constantia Soteriou, the Ledra Palace Hotel in Cyprus serves as a symbol of the island’s past prosperity and unity, later becoming a stark representation of division during the 1974 conflict. Through 22 interconnected stories, the author explores the cultural tapestry of Cyprus, weaving together the experiences of its people against the backdrop of this iconic hotel.
At Firis in Konia, guests can savor a blend of traditional Cypriot flavors with modern flair, featuring woodfired bread, seasonal meze, and smoky meats in an ambiance that celebrates the island’s gastronomic heritage. The recently refurbished restaurant, located near Paphos, offers a warm and inviting experience that promises a culinary rediscovery of Cyprus.
Panikos Panayiotou has created a series of documentaries about the Cypriot diaspora, focusing on the experiences of women who left Cyprus for a better future abroad. His works include “Queens of Amathus” (2019), “Queens of the Commonwealth” (2021), and the upcoming “Queens of Aphrodite,” aiming to share the untold stories of resilient women across the diaspora.
