The new edition (Autumn 2021) Limassol Chamber Business Barometer was launched on October 11, with all member companies having the right to participate until Monday, November 1, 2021. This is the 10th edition of the Barometer, and the results are expected with particular interest, as the Barometer is essentially the voice of the Chamber members, and provides valuable feedback for the policy formulation process of the Board.

Three major reconstructions are changing the face of Limassol, giving a new impetus for development to previously degraded areas. The construction work began in Agios Spyridonas and Omonia, where the redesign of 54 roads with a total length of 12.5 km, in the context of the creation of environmental neighborhoods.

Topics of common interest, with an emphasis on the possibilities and prospects of bilateral business cooperation, were on the agenda of a recent meeting between the President of the Limassol Chamber of Commerce and Industry Andreas Tsouloftas and the Second Secretary of the Indian High Commission in Cyprus Nandulal Bhookya.

The transformation of the coastal front along the Molos from the old port to the GSO will be brought about by the Limassol Centre Area Plan, whose publication is expected soon, after several delays. Specifically, it is proposed to exclude the coastal front from the Area of Special Character and to define it as an Area of Aesthetic and Qualitative Upgrading, as well as the granting of urban incentive under certain conditions, to encourage the qualitative upgrading of the coastal zone.