AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCyprus AI push: Citea is urging at least €1bn in AI investment for 2027-2032 as the country consults its National AI Strategy 2032, with clear KPIs and a June 2027 first review. Education pressure: Cyprus spends heavily on teachers and education (13.2% of public spending in 2024), yet PISA 2022 results still trail EU averages, keeping the debate on learning outcomes front and centre. Energy costs relief: A €174m support package is planned for vulnerable households from 2027-2032 to cushion EU-driven fuel and transport changes, with compensations starting a year early. Transport tech & safety: Bolt says it’s ready for tougher e-scooter enforcement, pointing to speed limits and geofenced safety zones as Cyprus moves toward 90-day impoundments. Kyrenia ferry search: Deep-sea rescue efforts continue after the capsizing off Kyrenia, with a second vessel (TCG Alemdar) expected and families still waiting on missing people updates. Regional defence tech: Greece’s “Achilles Shield” air-defence deal with Israel is framed as a major step toward an EU-wide layered missile defence architecture, linking directly to Cyprus alliance talk.
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