The technocratic study for the revision of duties in public services carried out by four Ministries will enter its final stage this week. Meanwhile, the Finance and Transport Ministries will meet on...
Finance Ministry will submit to the House of Representatives in late September its draft on the secret accounts, sources close to the Finance Minister told StockWatch on Thursday. The draft has...
11/09/2003
Right-wing Democratic Party DISY criticized government on Wednesday for the imposition of “indirect taxation” to the Cyprus citizens. DISY Deputy Finance Commissioner, Iosif Iosif told StockWatch...
10/09/2003
Growth rate at 2%, unemployment at 3.5%, inflation at 4%, current account deficit at 4.4%, development expenditure at CYP 375 million, public debt of GDP at 63.6%, total public debt including the...
10/09/2003
The revised Pre-Accession Economic Program approved by the government on Tuesday contains a number of complaints against the economic policy of the former government, whose aims were deemed “...
10/09/2003
The two-day extraordinary meeting of the Council of Ministers approved a short while ago the Budget for 2004 and the revised Pre-Accession Economic Program to be submitted to Brussels within the next...
09/09/2003
The State Budget 2004 is currently under examination by the Council of Ministers, but the meeting is expected to be brought into completion on Tuesday, StockWatch sources revealed on Monday. The...
08/09/2003
Finance Minister, Marcos Kyprianou will be presented on Friday a second draft of the State Budget 2004, which was prepared after contacts between the Finance Ministry’s technocrats and their...
04/09/2003
The total cost of the Cyprus accession in the EU will reach 1 billion pounds, which corresponds to 16% of the GDP, said Government Spokesman, Kypros Chrysostomides on Tuesday. It is noted that on an...
02/09/2003
Finance Minister, Marcos Kyprianou, is expected to have a new round of talks within the next few days with the other Ministries, in a last-minute attempt to reduce expenditure for 2004. The Finance...
28/08/2003