AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEnergy & Infrastructure: Cyprus says it can supply Europe with natural gas by first half of 2028, with the Cronos field feeding Egypt’s Zohr and Damietta LNG—positioning the island as an alternative source amid Ukraine and Middle East disruptions. Construction & Real Estate: Cystat reports 2,915 building permits in Jan–Apr 2026 (+35.1%), with residential permits and planned homes driving the surge. Electricity Grid: The TSO says demand is fully covered and now easing as temperatures fall, with PV helping keep the system stable. Trade & Shipping: Cyprus’ trade deficit widened to €4.68bn in H1 2026 as imports rose and exports fell, with transport-related vessel ownership transfers boosting the numbers. Regional Defence & Maritime Security: Cyprus, Greece and Jordan renew trilateral defence cooperation, while Cyprus and Bahrain look to deepen defence, shipping and investment ties. Agriculture: Carob growers demand a minimum 65 cents/kg or they’ll skip the harvest, citing rising costs and low yields. Environment & Local Development: Polis Chrysochous pushes a sustainable development model as the Environment Commissioner backs growth that protects nature. Business & Finance: Cyprus biotech iDNA Genomics reports a wider 2025 loss (€3.46m) and a weaker balance sheet.
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