AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEU Budget Fight: Seventeen EU leaders, including Cyprus, urged against cuts to the Cohesion Policy and the CAP in the 2028–2034 budget talks, warning that shrinking them would weaken Europe’s competitiveness and food security. Heritage Conservation: Conservation work is now finished at Limassol’s Koilani mosque and Kyrenia’s Ayia Paraskevi church, with EU funding and UNDP guidance, while work has started on Ayia Irene. Weather Watch: Cyprus is bracing for strong, isolated storms over the coming days, with rain expected to move from the west and south toward mountains and the north, including occupied areas. Nicosia Tourism Push: The Nicosia tourism board promoted the capital in Athens to Greek visitors, pitching Nicosia’s culture, business links, and transport connections. Education & Internationalisation: The University of Nicosia highlighted its global medical training and new Athens campus, while the University of Cyprus unveiled more English-taught programmes and a 2026–2031 international strategy. Sports & Cyprus: Ukrainian Olympic sailing champion Ihor Matviienko is now coaching and racing year-round from Limassol. Local Economy: Cyprus retail sales volumes rose 7% in August, and Airbnb/Booking/Expedia stays in Cyprus topped 1m nights in the first quarter. Culture in Limassol: Velychko Gallery opened a new Kyriaki Costa exhibition running through October–December.
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