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Mall Of Cyprus And Mall Of Engomi Join Ablebook Platform

The Ablebook application has announced its new partnership with the Mall of Cyprus and the Mall of Engomi, integrating their spaces into its platform.

This partnership aims to facilitate access and provide information for people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups, a relevant press release notes.

Ablebook, an application on Android and iOS devices, aims to improve accessibility and support people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups by offering information and services that facilitate their daily lives.

As noted in the press release, the Mall of Cyprus and the Mall of Engomi offer a range of accessible infrastructure, such as dedicated parking spaces near the entrances, ramps, accessible toilets and comfortable wheelchair spaces.

“Through this partnership, Ablebook users visiting the specific malls can be informed about the accessible facilities and ask for assistance, if needed, from the relevant mall staff. This ensures that all visitors can enjoy their shopping experience and moments without obstacles,” the press release adds.

“Our collaboration with the Mall of Cyprus and Mall of Engomi is another step towards a more equal and open society for all. By offering facilities and services that cater to the needs of people with disabilities, shopping centers contribute positively to social progress and solidarity,” Ablebook’s announcement concludes.

Cyprus Reconsiders EU Green Taxes to Prevent Consumer Impact

The Cypriot government is navigating complex tax scenarios amid new EU green regulations that pose potential increases in consumer costs. Responding to these concerns, President Nikos Christodoulides highlighted the strategic necessity to stall or minimize new carbon taxes to prevent significant financial pressure on residents through heightened water and fuel tariffs.

These proposed measures fall under the EU’s Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), aimed at accelerating Europe’s green transition. During a recent interview with Omega TV, President Christodoulides assured that Cyprus is working closely with EU officials to mitigate these impacts, even if it means sacrificing some financial assistance from the initiative.

Efforts to balance environmental commitments with fiscal responsibilities reflect a broader dedication to sustainable development.

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