Government and Chevron reaffirm strategic importance of Aphrodite development

The Cyprus government and Chevron International have reaffirmed that the development of Aphrodite gas field, located in the country's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), is of "strategic importance."

The issue was discussed during a 20 September meeting that President, Nikos Christodoulides, had in New York with Chevron's President Clay Neff, and other officials of the company.

On the part of Chevron, it was noted that the development of the gas field constitutes a priority for the company and takes place in the framework of energy plans in the Eastern Mediterranean.

According to a press release issued by the Presidency, "During the meeting both the government and the company reaffirmed the strategic importance attributed to the development of Aphrodite gas field."

On the part of the company it was noted that the development of the gas field constitutes a priority for the company and takes place in the framework of energy plans in the Eastern Mediterranean, it was added

Moreover, during the discussion, the two sides exchanged views regarding the plans carried out for the exploitation of energy resources in Cyprus' EEZ, while they also touched upon the negotiations that are underway between the Republic of Cyprus and the Company.

"President Christodoulides expressed the government's intention and readiness for constructive cooperation to achieve our common objectives," the press release concluded. 

(Source: CNA)

Read More

CPI Holdings Plc announces definitive agreement for the acquisition of SCSS Fund Management Ltd
33East’s Demetrios Zoppos: We expect to start Cyprus Equity Fund operations in the Autumn
President discussing "three to four Commissioner portfolios" with von der Leyen
Total deposits show decrease, loans up in June
Electricity market to open in July 2025, Energy Minister reveals
The deadline is almost here: Submit your nominations now for the CBN Young Dragon Awards!
Any announcement on EPPO investigation into Vasilikos contract would have been considered interference, President says
Work & Play According to Taste
Limassol-based Nexters’ ‘Hero Wars: Alliance’ clears $1.5 billion in revenue
The Republic of Cyprus provided consent under IF/OECD to the Pillar 2 safe harbour rules