Cyprus Mail15 Jun 2026

Cyprus competitiveness report highlights urgent need for productive investment

ICT sector stands out as success story in latest Cyprus competitiveness report

The Cyprus Economy and Competitiveness Council on Monday presented the Cyprus Competitiveness Report 2025, highlighting the need to attract more productive investments that create genuine economic activity, new jobs and knowledge transfer as one of the country’s foremost economic priorities....

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