Cyprus Mail10 Jul 2026

Cyprus finance ministry reviews Swiss-funded projects worth €26 million

The Finance Ministry has reviewed progress on a series of Swiss-funded projects worth more than €26 million during the fourth annual meeting held under the framework of the Second Swiss Contribution 2019-2029, covering initiatives in social cohesion and migration.

According to an announcement by the Directorate-General for Growth of the Finance Ministry, the meeting took place on July 9, 2026, at the directorate’s offices in Nicosia....

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