AGP Executive Report
Last update: 26 minutes agoSmall-Scale Fisheries Reform: Cyprus small-scale fishers and NGOs are urging a 10-year National Plan of Action and stronger implementation of the EU Common Fisheries Policy, including preferential access to traditional grounds and better monitoring/enforcement. Tourism Accessibility: Paphos is mapping accessibility gaps across beaches and attractions, aiming for an integrated district plan completed by mid-2027. Domestic Violence Response: The Justice Minister says 10,000 domestic violence cases were reported to police in five years, while MPs warn of “critical gaps” in data, risk assessment, cross-agency cooperation and how cases move through the justice system. Agriculture Support: President Christodoulides announced €1.5m for projects to tackle higher agricultural oil and fertiliser costs, with a February 2027 deadline. Tech Sector Shock: BrainRocket has closed its Limassol offices and offered relocation abroad, ending much of its Cyprus presence. Regional Security Diplomacy: Christodoulides is heading to El Alamein for a Cyprus-Greece-Egypt trilateral summit focused on regional stability, with the Mecca defence agreement also expected to feature. UK Ties on Cyprus Problem: Christodoulides spoke by phone with new UK PM Andy Burnham, agreeing a first face-to-face meeting later this month as the Cyprus issue tops the agenda. Business & Tax: AmCham Cyprus warns OECD Pillar Two minimum tax rules could affect investment and jobs unless implemented with a competitiveness-focused approach.
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