In a gathering at the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI), pressing issues concerning energy, industry, natural gas, and renewable energy sources were brought to the forefront. The meeting, attended by the Energy, Commerce, and Industry Minister Giorgos Papanastasiou, and KEBE's leadership, focused on aligning strategies for Cyprus's economic future.

Prior to the meeting, Minister Papanastasiou likened the relationship between CCCI and his Ministry to the coordinated effort of both hands working together. He highlighted their common direction and collaborative effort in addressing the nation's pressing concerns.

Minister Papanastasiou expressed a readiness to confront and respond to any challenges posed by CCCI. He acknowledged the extensive issues at stake, emphasizing the strengthened relationship between the Ministry and the Chamber.

"The meeting aims to initiate an alignment towards the correct direction for Cyprus's economy," stated Papanastasiou. He stressed the importance of an open flow of information and communication, tailored to support the Cypriot economy.

Adding to the discussion, Stavrou emphasized the continuous collaboration with the Ministry. He highlighted the importance of this meeting as a platform to exchange views on various significant matters and to keep the Minister informed about current developments.

Stavrou, addressing the breadth of topics, mentioned energy, trade, industry, renewable energy sources, and natural gas, indicating these as key points of discussion with the Minister.

Describing the cooperation with the Energy Ministry as flawless, Stavrou looked forward to its continuation. He articulated CCCI's goal to promote sound business practices for a strong economy within a healthy society. This cooperation, he noted, is crucial for advancing these objectives.

Lastly, Stavrou expressed confidence in the meeting's outcome, anticipating a constructive session. He assured that a comprehensive update would follow the meeting's conclusion, reflecting on the discussed topics.