Israeli President Isaac Herzog in Cyprus tomorrow

Israeli President Isaac Herzog will be visiting Cyprus on 9 January, the Cyprus News Agency has reported citing sources.

According to the sources, Herzog’s visit is connected to the Cyprus-Egypt Intergovernmental Summit and the Cyprus-Egypt-Greece Trilateral Summit taking place in Cairo on 8 January, and developments in the region and especially in Syria but also the change in the US administration.

These developments, the sources said are bringing the countries of the region together.

President Nikos Christodoulides is in Cairo for the 10th Trilateral Cyprus-Greece-Egypt Summit and the 2nd Cyprus-Egypt Intergovernmental Summit.

According to statements on by Government Spokesperson Konstantinos Letymbiotis, during the 8 January Trilateral Summit, memoranda of understanding are to be signed, including in the areas of healthcare, ports development, Information and Communications Technology and strengthening investment relations.

Prior to the Trilateral Summit, the 2nd Cyprus-Egypt Intergovernmental Summit will take place, he said, during which current regional developments will be discussed as well as the possibilities for joint investment projects in the sectors of infrastructure, trade, technology, innovation and tourism will be discussed and actions for closer energy cooperation.

Read More

CCCI warns: “No hasty decisions” over landmark court ruling on GHS prescriptions
The Cambridge AI Program 2025: A Revolutionary Collaboration in AI and Business
Eurostat: Cypriots have among fewest online shopping problems in the EU
RSM launches the RSM European Real Estate Tax Guides 2025 edition
Parliament approves new regulations on traffic fines and countdown timers
CySEC sets out activities for Global Money Week 2025
Central Bank Governor calls for united effort against financial illiteracy
Trump threatens tariffs on European wine and spirits in escalating trade war
Cyprus Architecture, Interior Design and Property Awards 2024 in the final stretch
Greek, Cypriot and Israeli FMs express strong will for revival of 3+1 format with US