Nikos Christodoulides, minister, foreign affairs, Cyprus, travelled to Austria to participate in Gymnich, the Informal Meeting of Foreign Ministers of the European Union (EU), which was held in Vienna from August 30 to 31.

Cyprus’ Consumer Protection Service confirmed the new law on package travel and the strengthening of travellers' rights has come into force since July 01.

Paphos has taken a step closer to becoming a smart destination through its participation in a European Union’s European Regional Development Fund (Interreg Europe) proposal.

Cyprus is fully compliant with European directives managing the quality of its bathing waters.

Leptos Estate executives presented real estate opportunities at the recent Cyprus Citizenship and Residency by Real Estate Investment Summit.

Limassol Tourism Company has created a mobile phone application to help both residents and visitors pinpoint the most efficient routes through the city.

WITH EFFECTIVE BAGGAGE CONTROL BEING SEEN AS A CRUCIAL PART OF AIRPORT SECURITY, IONAS NICOLAOU, JUSTICE AND PUBLIC ORDER MINISTER, CYPRUS,

Limassol Marina’s management has prepared specific property proposals aimed at assisting non-European Union (EU) citizens looking to invest in Cyprus.

Nicosia played host to the annual assembly of the Euro-Mediterranean Regional and Local Assembly (ARLEM).

Local political leaders, including Constantinos Yiorkadjis, major, Nicosia, concluded that practical cooperation at the local level is essential if countries in the Mediterranean are to successfully manage challenges created by the conflicts in Syria and Libya, migration and climate change.

The event saw the adoption of eight recommendations and two reports on urban development and access to jobs intended to shape policies approved by the European Union and states in the Mediterranean.