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Bank of Cyprus Champions National Athletes towards 2024 Paris Olympics

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The Bank of Cyprus, as a Gold Partner for the Cyprus Olympic Committee, is providing financial support and promoting national athletes on social media as they prepare for the 2024 Paris Olympics, ensuring they have the resources and backing needed to succeed on the international stage. Through engaging social media campaigns and behindthescenes videos, the Bank of Cyprus is not only funding the athletes but also creating a sense of national pride and unity as the athletes train and compete for Olympic glory.

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President and First Lady’s Visit to the Olympic Games

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President Nikos Christodoulides and First Lady Philippa Karsera’s visit to the Olympic Games in Paris signifies national pride, diplomatic ties, and support for Cypriot athletes. Their attendance at the opening ceremony and various events showcases solidarity with their country’s representatives and highlights the unity and values fostered through sport on an international platform.

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All Eyes on Cyprus Olympics Team

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As Cyprus eagerly awaits the Paris Olympics, OPAP Cyprus stands as a beacon of support for the nation’s athletes, providing resources, infrastructure, and unwavering encouragement. With a rich history of nurturing sporting excellence, OPAP Cyprus’s partnership with the Cyprus Sports Organisation and Cyprus Olympic Committee ensures the Cypriot team is wellprepared to showcase their talents on the world stage, igniting national pride and unity.

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Tougher Sanctions to Curb Fan Violence in Cyprus Football

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The Cyprus Football Association has implemented a series of tough new sanctions to combat fan violence in the country’s football scene. Clubs now face fines up to €15,000, stadium bans, and potential fanfree home games for offenses ranging from pitch encroachment to violent acts, marking a significant crackdown on unruly behavior.

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More.com Boosts 2025 FIBA EuroBasket with Major Sponsorship

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More.com steps into the spotlight as the major sponsor for FIBA EuroBasket 2025 in Cyprus, promising a cuttingedge fan experience with exclusive eticketing and VIP hospitality for all 15 Group C games. With a history of managing millions of tickets and a commitment to sports innovation, more.com is set to revolutionize the way fans engage with this prestigious basketball tournament.

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Olympic Swimmer Hoping to Make Cyprus Proud

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Nikolas Antoniou, the dedicated Olympic swimmer from Cyprus, is determined to excel at the Paris Olympics, aiming to make his country proud alongside his sister Kalia. Despite training challenges and adapting to new environments, he remains focused on improving his personal best and achieving a career milestone.

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Cypriot Sprinter Trajkovic’s Olympic Dream

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Sprinter Milan Trajkovic aims to reach the finals in the 110 metres hurdles at the Paris 2024 Olympics, representing Cyprus with dedication and hope. His journey from Serbia to Cyprus has been one of sacrifice and unwavering commitment, shaping him into a champion ready to overcome any obstacle on the track.

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A New Era for Cypriot Sports: President’s Commitment

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President Nikos Christodoulides of Cyprus is dedicated to revolutionizing the nation’s sports landscape, vowing to address past shortcomings and invest in infrastructure. With a focus on creating a supportive environment for athletes, the president’s commitment aims to elevate Cypriot sports to new heights, enabling them to compete on the global stage with pride and determination.

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Cyprus Olympic athletes ‘have ability to win medals’

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Cyprus’s athletes are poised to shine at the Paris Olympics, with a diverse team of 15 members ready to compete in eight disciplines. Fueled by their nation’s support and confidence in their abilities, these Olympians are determined to aim for medals and make Cyprus proud with their talent and hard work.

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Proud Cypriot Windsurfer Qualifies for Olympics

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Natasha Lappa, a 22yearold Cypriot windsurfer, has qualified for the Paris 2024 Olympics in women’s windsurfing iQFOiL class after a Swiss competitor withdrew, following Lappa’s top finish at the Last Chance Regatta in April 2023. Lappa, training under the Limassol Nautical Club, is set to represent Cyprus on a global stage for the second time, showcasing her skill and determination in the evolving windsurfing competition.

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