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World Bank reports Israel's economy is 15 times larger than Cyprus's

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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According to the World Bank, Israel’s economy is approximately 15 times the size of Cyprus’s economy. The report also states that Israel’s military spending is about 73 times that of Cyprus. Israel has established a presence in Cyprus through its state water company, Mekorot, which supplies water, and through Israel Aerospace Industries, a state-owned arms maker, which supplies air defenses.

From aljazeera.com

Why it matters

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The ties between the two countries involve Israeli firms running a hospital network and holding a stake in Cyprus’s largest gasfield. While the Cyprus government frames these ties as a security alliance against Turkiye, some Cypriots interviewed expressed concern about handing over control of vital national systems.

From aljazeera.com

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  • CyprusThe country whose vital systems are being supplied by Israeli firms

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission might require heightened regulatory oversight due to increased foreign ownership and geopolitical risk in key sectors.

  • KeveSpeculative

    Keve might see its local competitive position threatened by increased foreign ownership and dominance in key sectors.

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