Economy category powered by

FinMin welcomes Commission’s In-Depth review on Cyprus

The Ministry of Finance has welcomed the European Commission’s In-Depth Review on the Cypriot economy, stating that its results show the government's “sound economic policy and the efforts exerted to correct the economy’s macroeconomic imbalances.”

“The government’s concern is the implementation of policies which would safeguard further correction of imbalances and the strengthening of the competitiveness of the Cypriot economy, placing special emphasis to green and digital transition,” the Ministry said in a press release.

The review, inter alia, said that the Cypriot economy is on a sound footing due to solid economic growth and declining inflation, “but its high integration with EU and non-EU economies make geopolitical and trade tensions a non-negligible risk.”

The report also noted that the fiscal position remains strong with a sizeable surplus in 2023, which is expected to be maintained in 2024 and 2025, noting that the risks to the economic outlook are broadly balanced.

Also read: European Commission: Cypriot economy on sound footing, sees risks from geopolitical tensions

(Source: CNA)

Read More

Cyprus calls for flexible EU support measures for farmers after 3-year severe drought
Cyprus backs Commission strategy for EU–US trade agreement
Energy Minister: It will take time before Pegasus' natural gas reaches market
George Papanastasiou: EU Green Deal involves significant costs that could affect member states' competitiveness
Agriculture Minister to participate in EU Agriculture and Fisheries Council
Average total government employment up in first six months
Makis Kervanos: Sanctions Unit will strengthen financial system protection
Trade deficit up 2.3% in first five months of 2025
Step-by-step: The Foreign Direct Investment screening procedure
Chief Scientist strengthens Cyprus’ innovation standing as regional gateway to Europe during UAE visit