Cyprus faces challenges in the smart meter rollout due to legal setbacks and financial constraints. The Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) is striving to modernize energy consumption by procuring 50,000 smart meters to meet European Commission obligations and empower consumers with precise billing and energy data.
The Isotita police union faces challenges due to reliance on unofficial messaging apps like Viber and officers being overworked without extra pay. The situation highlights the urgent need for technological advancements and a secure communication system customized for policing.
The 16th evaluation of Cyprus’ postmemorandum economic condition will delve into public finances, economic prospects, and challenges facing the economy, focusing on the financial sector’s health and conditions based on 2023 outcomes. Meanwhile, the Central Bank of Cyprus is gearing up to lead the Global Money Week campaign next March to promote financial literacy among the youth worldwide.
Larnaca has expanded its traffic camera system by installing 18 new cameras at key intersections to monitor and deter traffic violations. This initiative aims to promote a culture of compliance and safety among drivers, reflecting the city’s dedication to the welfare of its residents and visitors.
