AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWages and Living Costs: More than 188,000 Cypriot workers earn under €1,500 a month, PEO says, as it calls for stronger pay deals. Around one in ten households also faces energy poverty. Tourism and Startups: Louis Hotels is expanding travel-agent incentives ahead of 2027, while three Cypriot startups shared €200,000 in Stelios awards. Technology and Banking: Cyprus’ national AI strategy is heading to Cabinet, with a target of developing 3,000 AI professionals by 2032. Alpha Bank Cyprus has completed the integration of former AstroBank operations. Energy: ExxonMobil is set to resume drilling in Cypriot waters in December; gas from the Glaucus and Pegasus fields is expected from 2033. Trade and Investment: The trade deficit climbed to €6.86bn despite export growth, while the government is promoting export opportunities and Cyprus’ role in an India-Europe trade route. Credit and Consumers: Fitch raised Cyprus’ rating to A from A-, citing public finances. Residents’ overseas travel bill reached €2.53bn, while used cars are gaining favour.
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