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  1. The capital city of Cyprus, Nicosia, is currently a key point of contention, with talks underway regarding potential connectivity points on the island.
  2. A government forum held in Nicosia aims to establish connections between the island of Cyprus and broader European and regional markets.

Cyprus and China discuss expanding trade and investment cooperation

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What happened

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Finance Minister Makis Keravnos and China’s ambassador Yang Yundong met in Nicosia to discuss expanding economic cooperation between Cyprus and China. The talks focused on updating a double taxation agreement and deepening ties in trade, investment, shipping, and green finance.

From cyprus-mail.com

Why it matters

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The discussions aim to strengthen commercial and investment cooperation, specifically examining opportunities to increase Cypriot exports to the Chinese market. The talks also covered updating the double taxation agreement between the two nations.

A government forum in Nicosia is working to establish connections between Cyprus and broader European and regional markets.

From cyprus-mail.com

Who's involved

  • CyprusThe country hosting the bilateral economic cooperation talks.
  • NicosiaThe capital city where the meeting took place.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • KeveSpeculative

    Might see increased trade facilitation for the Chamber of Comme.

  • Could see capital market activity boost due to the DTA update and increased investment volume.

  • Hellenic BankSpeculative

    May facilitate cross-border credit or funding due to increased foreign investment and trade.

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