Cyprus International Businesses Association

LATEST NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS REGARDING COVID-19

October 29, 2020

Travel Advice of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the Coronavirus COVID-19, All other countries except those in category Α and Β – (From 09/10/2020, 00:00 Cyprus time, GMT+3 until 24/10/2020, GMT+2 from 25/10/2020)

New Travel Advice has been re-issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for COVID-19 as follows: Concerned countries: All Countries except those listed in Category A (Australia, Finland, Germany, Republic of Korea, Latvia, New Zealand and Thailand) and Category B (Canada, China,...

October 23, 2020

REVISED *** Sports and social activities for children under 18 suspended in Limassol and Paphos

As per Ministry of Health Announcement and as follow-up to the decisions for the implementation of emergency measures in the Provinces of Limassol and Paphos, and in respect to the measure for the suspension of...

October 23, 2020

Updated Guidelines on the compulsory use of masks by the general population in indoor and outdoor areas

In order to protect citizens and public health from COVID-19 disease, with yesterday’s decision of the Council of Ministers, the use of a protective mask by the general population, aged 12 and over, becomes mandatory...

October 22, 2020

Decision of the Council of Ministers for the implementation of emergency measures on a National basis and in the Limassol and Paphos Provinces

Due to the rapid increase in the number of COVID-19 cases observed in the last 14 days in Cyprus, but also the dispersion recorded in the community and taking into account both the geographical distribution...

ABOUT CIBA

The Cyprus International Businesses Association (CIBA) was established on 31 December 1992 as a registered not-for-profit company limited by guarantee.

CIBA came to existence on the initiative of a number of expatriate business executives who had moved their international operations to Cyprus in order to benefit from the island’s strategic location, bridging Europe to Middle East Africa and the Far East, as well as to take advantage of the island’s relaxed atmosphere and Mediterranean climate and its rather simple but competitive and effective tax regime.

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