AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWomen’s Leadership: GİKAD chair Dr İçim Çağıner Kavuklu represented Turkish Cypriot women entrepreneurs at a global congress in Prague, pledging to amplify their voices internationally. Local Food Heritage: Athienou bread and loukoumi are expected to gain EU protected status within a year, safeguarding their links to the town and supporting local producers. Cultural Heritage: Two 14th-century icons stolen after the 1974 invasion have returned to Cyprus from the UK, restoring important works to the island’s religious heritage. Theatre: A contemporary Greek-language take on Little Red Riding Hood opens the Cyprus Theatre Organisation’s Stage 018 season on October 18, with performances planned in Nicosia, Paphos and Larnaca. Music: Five Cypriot composers’ new works featured in a free multimedia concert at Nicosia’s ARTos House. Arts and Community: A new Irish Studies Collective at the University of Cyprus is building cultural links between Ireland and Cyprus through literature, theatre and events. Paphos has also opened a miniature Swiss railway to the public.
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