AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEnergy & Infrastructure: US lawmakers are urging the Trump administration to back the Great Sea Interconnector, linking Greece, Cyprus and Israel, calling the Eastern Mediterranean a key gateway for the India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor. Tourism Watch: Paphos hoteliers report August occupancy rebounding to 85–90% but warn of weaker autumn bookings and falling room prices; Limassol is also tracking around 90% for August, buoyed by last-minute demand. Animal Welfare Regulation: The environment commissioner says a report on Cyprus pet hotels—especially dog boarding—will be finished in early September to map licensed vs unlicensed facilities before any regulatory changes. Tech & Business: Cyprus firm Powersoft365 is set to showcase eight live AI retail agents in Jakarta later this month, while a Cyprus-based study says the island remains the top global hiring hub for online trading firms. Governance & Oversight: The Central Bank of Cyprus publishes internal-audit analysis arguing new international audit requirements can strengthen public trust. Culture & Education: EMU’s Faculty of Pharmacy secures new international accreditation for five years. Local Security Claim: Foreigners on a humanitarian mission allege rogue airport officials at JKIA stole money and delayed their complaint process.
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