Cyprus` House of Representatives plenary will debate the state budget for 2021 on Thursday, January 21, instead of on Monday January 18 as originally planned, according to a decision taken during a...
The revised state budget for 2021 will feature €339.9 million more in public spending of which €220 million concern expenditure related with the Coronavirus pandemic, according to a letter sent by...
13/01/2021
Licensed energy companies in Cyprus' Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) remain committed to their program despite the abandonment of many projects worldwide due to the consequences of the pandemic,...
12/01/2021
Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides said that the Government will table a new budget before the Parliament in January, after the rejection of state budget for 2021 on Thursday.Despite the...
18/12/2020
House Plenary on Thursday rejected the 2021 state budget, by 29 votes against to 24 in favour.The Government now will have to submit another budget bill in January when Parliament reconvenes after...
18/12/2020
If the parliament rejects the state budget for 2021 it would endanger, among other things, the delivery of vaccines against Covid-19 and the vaccination programme for the population of Cyprus,...
17/12/2020
Minister of Finance Constantinos Petrides said on Thursday that the 2021 state budget is increased by 742 million, or 10.6%, compared to the 2020 budget, despite the economic problems caused by the...
11/12/2020
A code of principles, conduct as well as transparency for Cypriot MPs is expected to be voted by the House in January 2021.The issue was discussed during a meeting of the parliamentary committee on...
10/12/2020
The Cyprus shipping industry has proved resilient amidst the coronavirus pandemic and the aim is for the sector to grow even further in the future, Deputy Minister for shipping Vassilis Demetriades...
01/12/2020
House Plenary on Thursday passed three bills which create a legislative framework criminalizing sexism and one law that sets up mechanisms to prevent and deal with bullying and intimidation at...
27/11/2020