RE:SOURCE 2.0 in Limassol, from May 1721, 2024, is an art exhibition showcasing over 30 artists’ works that emphasize environmental issues, sparking conversations on sustainable living through creative expression. This vibrant event merges ecology and contemporary art, highlighting the deep connection between humanity and nature in a captivating display of artistic talent and environmental consciousness.
Tepak’s new student dormitories project is a €56 million investment that will introduce 154 rooms by 2026, enhancing academic and social experiences for students with multipurpose halls, amphitheaters, and a sustainable campus environment, reflecting the university’s growth and commitment to higher education.
The old GSP stadium area in Nicosia is set for completion in autumn, featuring a vast pedestrian expanse near the historic walled city, a new archaeological museum, a revamped municipal theatre, a plaza with a water feature, around 550 parking spots, and a “green lung” with lush plantings for sustainable urban growth. The project, spearheaded by Nicosia mayor Constantinos Yiorkadjis, aims to create a vibrant public space that repositions the city as a cultural and recreational hub, emphasizing sustainable urban growth and environmental consciousness for years to come.
The Grand Opening of Beon Active Office in Paphos was a spectacular event hosted by INEX, showcasing the cuttingedge features and amenities of the workspace. With over 20 office layouts, smart technology, sustainability practices, and community spaces like the Event Hall and Gastro Bistro MODE, Beon is set to revolutionize the modern workplace experience in Cyprus.
Nicosia has unveiled two new EV charging stations in its city center, offering free public access from 8am to 8pm, showcasing the city’s commitment to green mobility and reducing its carbon footprint. These strategically located stations aim to encourage the adoption of electric vehicles and pave the way for a more sustainable future in the bustling Cypriot capital.
The Love the Earth Festival at Molos Park on May 12th is a lively event promoting sustainability, offering upcycling workshops, green products, live music, and a cleanup session. Attendees can enjoy interactive activities and mark the launch of a water refill station to reduce plastic waste in Limassol.
Cyprus takes the lead in maritime sustainability, endorsing the NetZero Industry Act proposal and positioning itself as a global pioneer. In other sectors, the nation celebrates Keve’s 97th anniversary, anticipates business loan rate reductions, and emphasizes corporate governance for enhanced performance and transparency.
Cyprus has celebrated two decades of EU membership by making significant strides in agriculture and environment, adopting EU directives to enhance competitiveness and protection. The country has improved sustainable farming, promoted organic practices, conserved water, protected species, diversified agriculture, and utilized renewable energy, resulting in balanced economic growth and ecological preservation.
The Lefkara event honoring Hi Tek Alexander’s fusion of industrial design and fashion on May 1st showcases timeless, genderinclusive designs and sustainable upcycling at the MOLA Culture Factory. The retrospective of Alexander’s work will feature contributions from designer Magdalena Sokolowska, making it a vibrant celebration of art, music, and cinema icons influenced by his innovative creations.
Get ready for a burst of festivals in Cyprus this May! From the fragrant beauty of the Agros Rose Festival to the classic cars in Larnaca, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and activities celebrating the spring season across the island.
