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Invest Forum held with visiting CCI France Liban
08:55 - 24 September 2024
Invest Cyprus, in collaboration with the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce & Industry (CCCI) and CCI France Liban, organised an Investment Forum this week during the latter’s visit to Cyprus.
According to Invest Cyprus, the keynote speaker, Deputy Minister for Research, Innovation, and Digital Policy Nicodemos Damianou, delivered an insightful presentation on Cyprus as an emerging regional hub for technology, innovation, and digital transformation.
“He emphasised the country’s strategic location, growing tech ecosystem, and supportive regulatory framework, making Cyprus a prime destination for foreign investment and business growth,” it said.
The forum was also addressed by Invest Cyprus President Evgenios Evgeniou, CCI President Stavros Stavrou, and Maxence Duault, President of CCI France Liban.
Evgeniou said: “Our ongoing engagement will further bolster our relationships and cultivate promising business and investment partnerships among Cyprus, France, and Lebanon.”.
Invest Cyprus CEO Marios Tannousis further highlighted the island's attractive opportunities for international companies.
“Invest Cyprus remains dedicated to fostering dialogue and facilitating future collaborations that empower businesses and investors,” the national investment agency included.
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