In March 2024, Cyprus government employment hit 54,751, showing a preference for permanent roles across Civil, Educational, and Security Services. With 32,070 permanent staff on average, job security remains a key focus, shaping the stability and efficiency of public sector operations.
The tourism sector is facing challenges amidst an economic crisis, with geopolitical tensions impacting bookings. Strategies include collaborative efforts for stabilization, investing in the workforce, and leveraging the rise of domestic tourism to diversify revenue.
Cyprus’s healthcare spending falls short of the EU average, with the country investing 9.4 percent of its GDP on healthcare, or €2,686 per person, compared to the EU average of 11.0 percent or €4,028 per capita. The allocation of resources in areas like prevention and longterm care remains significantly lower than average, indicating potential gaps in the healthcare system.
