AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFisheries Under Pressure: Cypriot fishermen are urging a ten-year national plan after stocks decline, calling for better implementation of the EU common fisheries policy, priority access for small-scale crews, stronger monitoring against illegal fishing, and easier routes to sell catch and access funding. Marine Pollution in Limassol: Amathus mayor and Limassol-area officials are pushing for clearer responsibility and stronger inspections after renewed complaints, with possible sources ranging from fish farms and boats to shipping and pipelines; municipalities also say Blue Flag status was lost over ongoing water quality issues. Recreational Boating Law: Cyprus’ revised recreational navigation legislation is still unimplemented six months after passage, with the shipping ministry saying procedures and forms will be developed from September and rollout planned in stages. Livestock Recovery Plan: After foot-and-mouth disease, Cyprus is considering a €610m, 12-year overhaul (2027-2038) to rebuild the livestock model and protect halloumi, milk and meat exports. Industrial Output Update: Cystat reports Cyprus industrial production up 0.3% year-on-year in June, with manufacturing slightly higher and electricity supply down 4%. Energy & Renewables Grid: Cyprus approved €95m for electricity grid upgrades to support renewables. Tourism & Heritage Moves: Larnaca’s 2026 tourism action plan backs projects like a marine education centre at Pervolia Lighthouse and restoration of historic railway wagons.
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