AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEnergy Security: Cyprus Energy Minister Michael Damianos says the Cronos natural gas field could start supplying Europe as early as March 2028, after TotalEnergies and Eni’s final go-ahead and a planned pipeline to Egypt’s Zohr and Damietta liquefaction. EU-Turkey Watch: A Cyprus Foreign Ministry internal memo says Nicosia is tracking eight EU-Turkey cooperation dossiers and is ready to move fast to protect its interests if EU policy advances without real progress on the Cyprus issue. Electricity Interconnector: Cyprus’ energy chief also welcomed French investor Meridiam’s backing for the Great Sea Interconnector, while warning red-tape and cost uncertainty could still hit consumers. Animal Health & Trade: The Philippines has banned imports of live animals and several animal products from Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Cyprus, Iraq, Israel, Kuwait and Palestine after FMD SAT1 outbreaks, with border quarantine and confiscations ordered. Justice & Public Safety: Cyprus Justice Minister Costas Fitiris pushes back on police union demands, arguing unions can’t dictate operational security policy, as prison capacity and legal reforms remain pressing.
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