Limassol is gearing up to broadcast the Olympic opening ceremony live from Paris at Limassol Molos, featuring musical performances, speeches, and the main event starting at 8.30pm. This exciting initiative, sponsored by TotalEnergies, promises a night of cultural celebration and international camaraderie for all attendees.
The traditional festival in Ayios Theodoros village in Larnaca celebrates a decade of culture from August 24. Featuring workshops, dances, music performances, and a Cypriot comedy play, the event is a vibrant showcase of Larnaca’s rich heritage.
A Guide to Amsterdam: Insider Tips by Century Travel Discover the wonders of Amsterdam with direct flights from Cyprus, early bookings for best deals, and canal cruises showcasing historical sites and cultural markets. Immerse yourself in the city’s art scene, explore charming neighborhoods, and savor local cuisine while utilizing cashless payments for a seamless experience.
Cyprus is spearheading agricultural innovation and sustainability with seven strategic priorities, including investments in highaltitude regions, renewable energy adoption, crop protection systems, artificial lactation devices, smart irrigation systems, and water conservation measures. Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou unveiled these ambitious plans, aimed at modernizing and revitalizing the Cypriot farming sector, ensuring a resilient and prosperous future for the country’s agricultural industry.
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.
With a €141 million investment, Polis Chrysochous is set to undergo a major transformation, including a €60 million expansion of Latchi’s harbour and a €45 million upgrade to its sewerage system. The ambitious development plans aim to boost tourism, enhance infrastructure, revitalize urban spaces, and preserve cultural heritage, ushering in a new era of growth and prosperity for the region.
Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou urges the EU to increase funding to support small and mediumsized farms, emphasizing the need for innovation, rural strategies, and digital infrastructure for rural connectivity and competitiveness. By advocating for a comprehensive approach that encompasses agriculture, healthcare, education, and housing, Panayiotou aims to bolster rural communities and ensure their longterm sustainability.
Farmers are protesting over a severe water shortage, demanding increased water allocation to save crops at risk in regions like the Famagusta district and Paphos. The reliance on highsalinity borehole water threatens both this season’s yield and future soil quality, prompting fears of product scarcity and higher consumer costs in the agricultural sector.
The “Cyprus Insula History – Memory – Reality” exhibition in Nicosia delves into Cypriot heritage, showcasing artifacts, interactive technologies, and Ptolemy’s cartography from the Codex 655 in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the 1974 Turkish invasion, offering visitors a captivating journey through time. This vibrant cultural event not only celebrates Cyprus’s resilience but also serves as a bridge connecting the past to the present and future, inviting all to explore the island’s rich narrative tapestry until June 2025.
Cyprus cow farmers reject the meeting proposal on halloumi production incentives, demanding direct communication from the agriculture minister. They seek transparency on policies affecting their livelihood and the authenticity of the beloved Cypriot cheese.
