Cyprus’ untapped business potential highlighted at event in New York City

The informative event titled Cyprus: Untapped Business Potential took place on November 15 at EisnerAmper in New York City. The breakfast meeting offered insights from a distinguished group of professionals as to why and how Cyprus should be the cornerstone for the U.S. in any commercial strategy focusing on the European, African and Middle East (EMEA) markets.

At the breakfast, attendees met with representatives of technology, legal and financial services, higher education, and research and innovation companies that are based in Cyprus and are actively looking to network with U.S. companies to explore strategic relationships, access to growth capital, and possible products/services collaboration. The event showcased many aspects of Cyprus’ untapped business potential.

In addition to the obvious geographic advantages, the experts from Cyprus shared specific reasons and initiatives, already in place by the government, to position and support Cyprus as the preferred destination to establish, operationalize, and grow a commercial strategy targeting the EMEA region.

The event was brought to the U.S. by the American Chamber of Commerce in Cyprus (AmCham Cyprus), the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI) based in Nicosia, and the Ministry of Energy, Commerce and Industry. The effort sought to help those organizations to expand their respective markets, create new opportunities for business development, and assist and establish a justifiable business relationship between U.S. and Cypriot enterprises.

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