AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSchengen Update: Cyprus’ Schengen accession is “not on the agenda” for the next EU Council JHA meeting, a setback for plans to join soon. Nicosia Mobility: Traffic around Nicosia’s walled city will change from Monday as works on Konstantinos Palaiologos avenue enter a new phase, with some sections reopening and others staying closed until mid-December. Shipping & Ports: Deputy Shipping Minister Marina Hadjimanolis joined EU policymakers in Brussels to push for shipping and port competitiveness amid energy, security and decarbonisation demands. Tourism Policy & Travel Flow: The EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES) is driving new biometric checks for many UK travellers, with Cyprus among the destinations affected. Culture & Tourism: A new Cyprus museum is expected by February 2027 at the earliest, but MPs heard opening could slip to around 2030. Hospitality Growth: Radisson Hotel Group highlighted expansion momentum across Greece and Cyprus-linked markets, targeting 150 regional hotels and serviced apartments by 2030. Local Events: Larnaca port will host open-deck visits to two naval vessels on Oct. 1 for Independence Day celebrations.
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