US Tech Firms Embrace Cyprus As Strategic Gateway For European Expansion
Invest Cyprus hosted a closed-door roundtable in Washington, D.C. on May 4 in partnership with fDi Intelligence and Financial Times to promote Cyprus as a destination for technology investment and European expansion. Discussions focused on the island’s growing technology sector, regulatory framework and positioning as an entry point into the European Union.
Insights On FDI Shifts And Europe’s Investment Landscape
Participants examined changing foreign direct investment trends and how companies are reassessing European expansion strategies amid evolving regulatory and geopolitical conditions. Cyprus was presented as a jurisdiction offering access to the EU market alongside legal, tax and operational structures aimed at attracting international businesses.
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Building A Robust Ecosystem For Innovation
Industry executives, investors and startup founders attended the event, which was moderated by Danielle Myles. Nicodemos Damianou said the government continues prioritising policies designed to strengthen the country’s innovation and technology ecosystem.
Concrete Developments And Strategic Partnerships
Recent developments highlighted during the discussion included expansion by Tenstorrent, the launch of the Plug and Play Tech Center presence in Cyprus and a partnership involving NVIDIA focused on national supercomputing capabilities. Lia Riris said information and communication technology remains one of the country’s fastest-growing economic sectors.
Securing An EU Base With Transparent Governance
According to Riris, technology companies are increasingly seeking European bases that combine regulatory clarity, legal stability and government support for investment. Officials said Cyprus aims to position itself as a long-term operational hub for international firms expanding across Europe.








