AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTech Skills for Tomorrow: Cyprus’ technical education push is getting a fresh focus, with Oltek saying demand for digital, information tech and computer engineering skills will rise—especially when paired with AI—and urging schools to update infrastructure, teachers and industry links so training prepares students for “tomorrow’s jobs.” Cyprus–Bahrain Tech & Security Links: Nicosia and Manama are expanding cooperation in defence, shipping and investment, with new agreements covering areas like higher education, search and rescue, and a planned push into fintech, technology and logistics. Cyprus Biotech Financial Strain: iDNA Genomics reports a wider 2025 loss of €3.46m and a sharp balance-sheet deterioration, with total assets down to €1.14m. Building Boom Data: Cystat says April 2026 building permits rose 10.7% year-on-year to 639, with 1,728 dwelling units planned. Crypto Custody Oversight: Cyprus’ financial regulator is joining an EU-wide review focused on crypto custody resilience. Shipping Carbon Uncertainty: Cyprus shipmanagement firms are watching IMO talks as carbon-pricing options could reshape costs and cleaner-fuel investment decisions.
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