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Cyprus and Greece Showcase Technological Prowess at GITEX Global 2025

by THEFUTURE.TEAM

October 22, 2025

Leading the Charge in Innovation

Cyprus and Greece have successfully concluded their participation at GITEX Global 2025, one of the world’s most influential technology and innovation exhibitions. The Cyprus Information Technology Enterprises Association (CITEA) expertly coordinated both national delegations, demonstrating the dynamic growth and global competitiveness of the Eastern Mediterranean’s technology ecosystems.

Strategic Presence on the Global Stage

Hosted from October 13 to 17 at the Dubai World Trade Centre, the event attracted thousands of global investors, tech leaders, and entrepreneurs. The Cyprus Pavilion, organized by the Ministry of Energy, Commerce and Industry in partnership with the Trade Centre of the Republic of Cyprus in Dubai and supported by CITEA, brought together 14 leading Cypriot technology companies. In a parallel effort, the Greece Pavilion, officially backed by Enterprise Greece and the Federation of Hellenic ICT Enterprises (SEPE), marked its debut with five prominent Greek companies.

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Building International Partnerships

Both delegations capitalized on high-value networking opportunities with international organizations and innovative firms, underscoring the potential for new partnerships and cross-border collaboration. CITEA’s pivotal role in coordinating activities ensured that the delegations not only maintained cohesion but also maximized visibility on the global stage.

Endorsements From Industry Leaders

The gathering was further highlighted by the presence of leading officials. The Cyprus Pavilion welcomed Minister of Energy, George Papanastasiou, Chief Scientist of the Republic of Cyprus, Demetris Skourides, and Ambassador of Cyprus to the UAE, Meropi Christophi. The Minister emphasized the integral role of innovation and technology in Cyprus’ strategic development, while Skourides lauded the exceptional expertise of Cypriot companies. Ambassador Christophi also expressed strong support for the national mission, which effectively showcased Cyprus and Greece’s professional and positive representation in the United Arab Emirates.

Looking Ahead

On behalf of CITEA, gratitude was extended to all supporters and participants. This impressive display of innovation and collaboration at GITEX Global 2025 reinforces the position of Cyprus and Greece as emerging hubs of digital advancement, prepared to play influential roles on the international stage.

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Cyprus And Egypt Forge Strategic Alliance On Energy Development

by THEFUTURE.TEAM

March 31, 2026

Cyprus Energy Minister Michalis Damian traveled to Cairo to sign a framework agreement on developing natural gas fields in Cyprus’s Exclusive Economic Zone. Meetings take place on the sidelines of EGYPES 2026. The visit includes talks aimed at advancing cooperation with Egypt on gas production and export infrastructure.

Diplomatic Engagement In Cairo

Damian is scheduled to join President Nikos Christodoulides in a meeting with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi. The meeting focuses on the coordination of energy projects between the two countries. Discussions take place during EGYPES 2026, an international energy event held in Cairo.

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Framework Agreement For Energy Advancement

Damian is expected to sign the agreement with Egyptian Petroleum Minister Karim Badawi. The deal covers the development of offshore gas fields, including Kronos and Aphrodite. The agreement sets terms for cooperation on extraction, infrastructure, and potential export routes.

Key Industry And Strategic Roundtables

Alongside government talks, Damian is holding meetings with energy companies and international officials. Scheduled participants include Patrick Pouyanné, as well as representatives of BP and ExxonMobil. Discussions focus on investment, project development, and regional coordination. The minister also takes part in a roundtable on energy security and regional cooperation with officials from Egypt, Lebanon, and the European Commission, including Ditte Juul Jørgensen.

Strategic Business Engagements And Regional Collaboration

Separate meetings include talks with Osama Mobarez of the East Mediterranean Gas Forum. Discussions focus on coordination between member states and infrastructure planning. Additional meetings with industry representatives address potential investment and partnership structures.

Return And What Lies Ahead

Concluding a series of intensive engagements, Minister Damian is scheduled to return to Cyprus on Tuesday, March 31, 2026. This trip signifies not only a concrete step in enhancing Cyprus’s energy infrastructure but also a broader commitment to strengthening regional alliances and economic security.