Cypriot Business Leaders Engage In Strategic Dialogue On The EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement

by THEFUTURE.TEAM

November 7, 2025

Cypriot business leaders are invited to participate in a high-level webinar on November 10, 2025, aimed at examining the European Union–Japan Economic Partnership Agreement (EU-Japan EPA). The event, organized by the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve), seeks to gather firsthand insights and experiences regarding the trade pact.

An Opportunity To Shape EU Trade Policy

This meticulously curated seminar forms part of an evaluation study commissioned by the European Commission and executed by the ECFORTE consortium. Industry stakeholders will have the platform not only to review the official evaluation outcomes but also to discuss the tangible impacts, opportunities, and challenges posed by the agreement. Their contributions are poised to refine the EU’s future trade policies and amplify the voice of Cypriot enterprises within the broader European dialogue.

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Webinar Details And Agenda

Scheduled from 10:00 to 11:30 (Cyprus time) on November 10, 2025, the online seminar will present a detailed agenda outlining the evaluation results and facilitating interactive discussion. This initiative underscores the critical role played by local stakeholders in enhancing policy frameworks that affect international trade.

Registration And Additional Information

Interested parties can register for the webinar via the dedicated registration link. For a comprehensive overview of the evaluation study, further details are available on the official website at www.eu-japan-evaluation.eu.

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Cyprus Property Valuers Advocate Investment Funds For Affordable Housing Initiative

by THEFUTURE.TEAM

December 10, 2025

A Strategic Investment for Social Stability

Cyprus’ property valuers association has put forward a compelling proposal for the creation of 500 new affordable housing units. The association recommends that investment funds, including the social insurance fund and other private initiatives, actively participate in the development process. This strategic move is intended to secure the long-term financial stability required for such a vital infrastructure project.

An Innovative Financial Model

Polys Kourousides, President of the association, emphasized that the financial structure should be designed to avoid additional strain on the state budget. “The model should prioritize sustainability and efficiency, especially since the private sector is tasked with the delivery of these housing units,” Kourousides stated. His remarks highlight the importance of blending public interest with private sector expertise to effectively address pressing social challenges.

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Addressing a Growing Social Need

Kourousides further described the initiative as a timely response to one of the most urgent social issues of our time. The association has long championed the use of state-owned land for affordable housing projects, underlining its commitment to socially balanced urban development. In addition, the association remains prepared to assist the government by providing essential technical and scientific perspectives to shape a modern, efficient housing framework.

Looking Ahead

This proposal underscores the growing recognition among industry leaders that innovative financial models and public-private collaboration are essential to address housing shortages. With a clear roadmap and the right investment partners, Cyprus may well set a benchmark in sustainable and inclusive urban development.

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