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The Cyprus Diaspora Forum 2026 is a landmark event that connects the local community of Cyprus, individuals of Cypriot heritage living around the world, and friends of Cyprus. It seeks to strengthen linkages and build alliances that will fuel Cyprus' growth and development on the global arena. 

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Cypriots of the diaspora, world-class experts, community leaders, pioneering individuals from diverse fields, diplomats, and government representatives will unite for vibrant and inspiring panel discussions and fireside chats. These sessions will run in parallel across three dedicated conference rooms, each hosting thought-provoking conversations that address pressing issues and explore opportunities for Cyprus’ key growth sectors. By sharing their wealth of knowledge and experience, speakers will not only contribute to the advancement of Cyprus but also empower attendees to unlock their full potential and elevate their personal and professional growth journey.

7 MAY 2026  |  09:00 – 09:40

CONFERENCE ROOM B

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  • Cyprus 2030 - From Regional Service Centre to Innovation Powerhouse – Charting a path for Cyprus to evolve beyond services into tech and innovation leadership.

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  • Reshaping Cyprus’ Economy for the AI and Green Transitions – How Cyprus can adapt its economy for future sustainability and digital disruption.

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  • SMEs in Transition: How Cypriot Businesses can stay ahead of the curve – Practical strategies for SMEs and organisations to embrace digitalisation, sustainability, and internationalisation in a competitive global market.

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Audience: Banks, Business Leaders, Chambers of Commerce, Consultants, Corporate Strategists, Economists, Entrepreneurs, Industry Associations, Investors, Policymakers, Regulators, SME Owners, Sustainability Experts

7 MAY 2026  |  09:00 – 10:00  

CONFERENCE ROOM C

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  • Cyprus at the Centre of the East Med Energy Transition – Cyprus’ role in regional energy integration and green initiatives, with an emphasis on CSR practices that promote responsible energy development and community engagement.

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  • Green Cyprus 2030: Renewable Energy, Blue Economy, and Sustainable Growth – Showcasing Cyprus’ path to sustainability through innovation, highlighting the role of CSR in fostering environmental stewardship, corporate accountability, and sustainable growth.

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  • Corporate Responsibility in the Energy Transition – Exploring how companies, businesses, hotels, and organisations can embed CSR into their sustainability strategies—ranging from reducing carbon footprints and investing in clean technologies to supporting local communities and building stakeholder trust.

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​Audience: Business Leaders, Corporate Leaders, CSR Managers, Energy Companies, Engineers, Entrepreneurs, Governments, Investors, NGOs, Policymakers, Regulators, Start-ups, Sustainability Officers

7 MAY 2026  |  09:40 – 10:25

CONFERENCE ROOM A

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  • From Cyprus Labs to Global Markets: Scaling Research and Innovation – Exploring how Cypriot research can move beyond the academic environment to achieve real-world commercial impact. This session will highlight pathways for scaling innovations from laboratories into global markets, focusing on intellectual property, licensing, spin-offs, and strategic industry partnerships.

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  • Turning Ideas into Unicorns: Cyprus’ Research Commercialisation Strategy – Showcasing how Cyprus can build a thriving start-up ecosystem around research-driven ideas. The discussion will address strategies for nurturing university spin-outs, attracting investors, and creating the infrastructure needed to turn groundbreaking concepts into scalable, globally competitive ventures.​

 

  • Bridging Academia and Industry: Building Effective Innovation Partnerships – Examining how universities, research institutions, and businesses can collaborate to accelerate commercialisation. This session will cover joint ventures, public–private partnerships, and knowledge transfer strategies that strengthen Cyprus’ position as a hub for innovation.

 

Audience:  Accelerators, Corporates, Incubators, Innovation Agencies, Innovation Clusters, Investors, Policymakers, Research Institutions, Start-up Ecosystem Enablers, Universities, Venture Capital Firms

7 MAY 2026  |  09:50 – 10:35  

CONFERENCE ROOM B

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  • Cyprus as a Trade Gateway: Linking the EU with the Middle East, Africa, and Asia – Leveraging Cyprus’ location for global commerce.
     

  • Digital Trade Corridors: How Cyprus Reinforces Global Commerce – Highlighting Cyprus’ role in e-commerce and trade innovation.
     

  • Diaspora-Driven Export Growth: Boosting Cyprus’ Products Abroad – Exploring how local businesses and organisations can collaborate with the Cypriot diaspora to access foreign markets, establish partnerships, increase brand visibility, and generate trade benefits for the national economy.

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Audience: Business Associations, Customs Authorities, Diaspora Networks, Diplomats, Exporters, Fintechs, Government Trade Agencies, Investors, Chambers of Commerce, Logistics Companies, Policy Experts, Tech Companies

7 MAY 2026  |  10:15 – 11:10

CONFERENCE ROOM C

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  • Cyprus as a Cybersecurity Bridge: Safeguarding Trade, Finance, and Diplomacy – Highlighting Cyprus’ strategic role in building secure digital corridors between Europe and MENA, ensuring the protection of financial systems, trade flows, and diplomatic channels in an increasingly interconnected world.

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  • Digital Diplomacy: Securing Influence in the Online Sphere – Exploring how Cyprus can leverage digital diplomacy to amplify its international voice, strengthen global partnerships, and establish itself as a trusted hub for secure digital engagement — with the guidance of legal advisors, policymakers, and cybersecurity experts ensuring compliance and resilience.

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Audience: Cybersecurity Experts, Defence Officials, Diplomats, Embassies, Financial Experts, Foreign Affairs Ministries, IT Companies, Legal Advisors, Media Organisations, NGOs, Policymakers

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7 MAY 2026  |  10:30 – 11:15  

CONFERENCE ROOM A

  • AI-Driven Markets: Cyprus as a Testbed for Smart Business Strategy – How Cyprus can position itself as a regional hub for AI-powered business models and digital transformation. 

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  • ​Harnessing AI to Position Cyprus as a Regional Digital Hub – Exploring how AI can strengthen Cyprus’ role as a connector between Europe, MENA, the Gulf, and Asia.​

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Audience: AI Researchers, Business Chambers, Corporate Strategists, Entrepreneurs, Innovation Agencies, Investors, Policymakers, Regulators, Tech Leaders

7 MAY 2026  |  10:40 – 11:15  

CONFERENCE ROOM B

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  • Repatriation as a Growth Strategy for Cyprus – Encouraging the return of skilled Cypriots to boost the economy.
     

  • Incentives, Identity, and Opportunity: Encouraging the Return to Cyprus – Showcasing policies that make Cyprus attractive for returnees.
     

  • Public-Private Partnerships for Repatriation: How Cyprus can collaborate for Talent Return – Exploring ways the local private sector and government can work together to create incentives, career pathways, and support networks to encourage Cypriots to return.

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​Audience: Chambers of Commerce, Diaspora Organisations, Diaspora Professionals, Expats, Government Agencies, Government Officials, HR Leaders, HR Professionals, NGOs, Policymakers, Private Sector Leaders

7 MAY 2026  |  11:30 – 12:20

CONFERENCE ROOM A

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  • Fintech in Cyprus: The Next Frontier for Banking and Regulation – How Cyprus can balance fintech innovation with regulatory excellence.
     

  • From Nicosia to the Gulf: How Cyprus Shapes Fintech Corridors – Leveraging Cyprus’ finance ecosystem to link Europe and the Gulf.
     

  • Digital Banking Transformation: How Cyprus’ Financial Institutions Can Stay Competitive – Practical strategies for banks and fintechs in Cyprus to embrace AI, blockchain, and open banking while maintaining trust and compliance.
     

  • Fintech Ecosystem 2026: Empowering SMEs and Start-ups in Cyprus – How Cypriot SMEs can leverage fintech solutions for payments, lending, and financial management to scale and compete internationally.

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​Audience: Bank Executives, Business Consultants, Compliance Officers, Fintech Founders, Fintech Start-ups, Gulf Financial Institutions, Investors, IT Leaders, Policymakers, Regulators, SME Owners

7 MAY 2026  |  11:30 – 12:15

CONFERENCE ROOM B

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  • Cyprus as a Talent Hub: Attracting Skills for the Future Economy – Positioning Cyprus to attract global talent, while also encouraging Cypriots of the diaspora and the younger generation who have studied abroad to return and contribute to the island’s growth.

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  • Human Capital 2026: HR Innovation in the Cyprus Workplace – Reinventing HR strategies for Cyprus’ growing sectors, with a focus on recruitment approaches, retention policies, and talent development that can support repatriation, reverse brain drain, and long-term workforce sustainability.

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Audience:  Consultants, Employers, HR Leaders, HR Tech Companies, Ministries, Policymakers, Recruiters, Universities

7 MAY 2026  |  11:30 – 12:20

CONFERENCE ROOM C

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  • Cyprus in a Multipolar World: Diplomacy at the Edge of Europe and the Middle East – Highlighting Cyprus’ geopolitical significance in turbulent times.

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  • Small States, Big Impact: Cyprus’ Role in Global Alliances – Showcasing how Cyprus leverages size into diplomatic influence.

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  • Bridge of Diplomacy: Enhancing Bilateral Relations and Supporting Diaspora Communities - Challenges and opportunities Cyprus and other countries face in building bilateral relations, encouraging trade and communications, whilst strengthening partnerships and alliances through Cyprus’ unique position as both a regional and European actor.

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Audience: Academics, Ambassadors, Business Councils, Chambers of Commerce, Civil Society Leaders, Defence Experts, Diplomats, High Commissioners, Honorary Consuls, International Organisations, International Relations Experts, NGOs, Policymakers, Think Tanks

7 MAY 2026  |  12:20 – 13:20

CONFERENCE ROOM B

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  • Creative Cyprus: Exporting Culture and Content in the Digital Age – How Cypriot creators, influencers, and start-ups can leverage AI and digital platforms to reach global audiences.
     

  • AI and Authentic Storytelling: Cyprus as a Creative Bridge Between Continents – Positioning Cyprus as a melting pot of authentic narratives enhanced by emerging technologies.
     

  • Cypriot Voices on the Global Stage: Authors and Journalists in 2026 – Exploring how Cypriot writers, journalists, and media professionals can harness the latest digital tools and innovative platforms to craft compelling narratives, reach global audiences, and amplify Cyprus’ cultural influence.

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Audience:  Authors, Content Creators, Cultural Institutions, Digital Platforms, Filmmakers, Influencers, Journalists, Marketers, Media Companies, Media Outlets, Publishers, Tech Companies, Tourism Boards, Writers

7 MAY 2026  |  12:30 – 13:20

CONFERENCE ROOM A

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  • Cyprus as a Wealth Preservation Hub in uncertain times – How Cyprus offers stability for investors in turbulent markets.
     

  • From Geopolitical Risk to Stability: The Cyprus Advantage in Wealth Strategy – Cyprus as a safe harbour for global wealth protection.
     

  • Innovative Wealth Protection Strategies: Leveraging Cyprus’ Legal, Financial, and Tax Frameworks – Practical approaches for High-Net-Worth Individuals and businesses to safeguard assets, diversify portfolios, and benefit from Cyprus’ regulatory stability and strategic positioning.

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Audience: Asset Managers, Banks, Corporate CFOs, Economists, Family Offices, Financial Advisors, High-Net-Worth Individuals, Investment Advisors, Law Firms, Legal Consultants, Policymakers

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7 MAY 2026  |  12:35 – 13:20

CONFERENCE ROOM C

  • Cyprus’ Global Diaspora: Leveraging Economic and Security Influence – Harnessing diaspora power for business and diplomacy. 

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  • Cyprus Diaspora Networks in Action – Real-world examples of Cypriot diaspora shaping global outcomes.

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Audience: Business Councils, Chambers of Commerce, Diaspora Leaders, Diaspora Organisations, Diplomats, Entrepreneurs, High Commissioners, Honorary Consuls, International Relations Experts, Investors, Local Community, Ministries, Policymakers

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7 MAY 2026  |  14:30 – 15:30

CONFERENCE ROOM A

  • Cyprus as a Preferred Jurisdiction for Global Mobility and Tax Planning – Positioning Cyprus as an attractive hub for investors and talent.
     

  • Residency, and Investment: The Cyprus Advantage – Analysing the competitiveness of Cyprus’ mobility programmes.

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Audience: Government Officials, High-Net-Worth Individuals, Immigration Advisors, Policymakers, Private Bankers, Tax Lawyers, Wealth Managers

7 MAY 2026  |  14:30 – 15:30

CONFERENCE ROOM B

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  • Brand Cyprus: Positioning the Island in the Global Market – Creating a stronger global identity for Cyprus.
     

  • From Local Heritage to Global Branding: Storytelling for Cyprus – Leveraging Cyprus’ culture for brand-driven growth.
     

  • The Power of the Diaspora: Strengthening Cyprus’ Brand Abroad – Examining how Cypriots worldwide can promote the island’s image and the support needed from government and local communities to maximise this global influence.

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Audience: Advertising Agencies, Branding Experts, Business Councils, Businesses, Cultural Institutions, Designers, Diaspora Organisations, Government Agencies, Marketers, Media, PR Firms, Tourism Boards

7 MAY 2026  |  14:30 – 15:30

CONFERENCE ROOM C

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  • Legal Cyprus: The Future of Cross-Border Law in the Mediterranean – Positioning Cyprus as a leader in international legal services and a trusted hub for cross-border transactions in the region.

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  • AI, Regulation, and the Evolution of Legal Services in Cyprus – Preparing Cyprus’ legal sector for digital disruption by exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence, regulation, and practice.

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  • Dependable Legal Services for Cyprus’ Diaspora and Foreign Nationals – Showcasing how Cyprus provides trusted legal support in key areas such as property ownership, inheritance, immigration, and business establishment. With a focus on compliance, transparency, and accessibility, this discussion will highlight how dependable legal services can protect rights, build trust, and open new opportunities for global engagement with Cyprus.

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Audience: Academic and Research Institutes, Arbitration and Mediation Specialists, Bar Associations, Compliance Officers, Corporate Counsels, Diaspora Representatives, Financial Institutions, Immigration Advisors, International Businesses, Investors, Law Firms, Legal Tech Firms, Ministries, Notaries, Policymakers, Regulators, Tech Lawyers, Trade Bodies

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7 MAY 2026  |  15:40 – 16:30

CONFERENCE ROOM A

  • Cyprus as a Safe Haven for Digital Assets and Private Wealth – Making Cyprus a trusted centre for wealth management.
     

  • Crypto Regulations and Wealth Preservation: The Cyprus Model – Cyprus’ role in setting crypto regulatory standards.

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Audience: Blockchain Start-ups, Crypto Exchanges, High-Net-Worth Individuals, Investors, Law Firms, Banks, Regulators

7 MAY 2026  |  15:40 – 16:30

CONFERENCE ROOM B

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  • Women Driving Business Innovation – This discussion will focus on women leaders transforming business, entrepreneurship, AI, and STEM industries. Panellists will share insights on breaking barriers in corporate environments, fostering inclusive leadership, and leveraging technology to create sustainable growth and global competitiveness.

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  • Women Advancing Research Excellence – Highlighting the achievements of women in research, science, and academia, this panel will explore how female leaders are shaping breakthroughs in AI, STEM, and interdisciplinary studies. Panellists will discuss pathways to strengthen gender equality in research, build collaborative networks, and inspire the next generation of women scholars and innovators.

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Audience:  Academics, AI Innovators, Business Leaders, Corporate Diversity Officers, Cypriot Diaspora, Entrepreneurs, Gender Equality Organisations, International Education Networks, Investors, NGOs, Policymakers, Research Institutes, Researchers, STEM Professionals, Students, Universities

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7 MAY 2026  |  17:00 – 17:40

CONFERENCE ROOM A

  • Cyprus as the Global Hub for Forex Innovation and Regulation – Maintaining Cyprus’ leadership as the premier forex hub and the preferred EU base for forex brokers.
     

  • Forex 2026: AI, Regulation, and Cyprus’ Role as Industry Leader – Exploring future-proofing strategies for Cyprus’ forex sector.

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Audience: AI Developers, Brokers, Compliance Officers, Forex Companies, Investors, Policymakers, Regulators, Trade Associations

8 MAY 2026  |  09:00 – 10:15

CONFERENCE ROOM A

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  • Cyprus as the Gateway for Gulf–EU Business and Energy Cooperation – Examining Cyprus’ strategic role in bridging Gulf investments with European markets.
     

  • From Finance to Tourism: Cyprus–MENA Partnerships in a New Geopolitical Era – Highlighting opportunities for Cyprus in cross-sector collaborations with MENA economies

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Audience: Cypriot Businesses, Diplomats, Energy Companies, Financial Institutions, Gulf Investors, Ministries, Private Wealth Individuals, Tourism Boards, Trade Delegations

8 MAY 2026  |  09:00 – 09:40

CONFERENCE ROOM B

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  • Reimagining Education in Cyprus: Building a Regional Knowledge Economy – Making Cyprus a centre for world-class learning and research.
     

  • From Local Classrooms to Global Competitiveness: Cyprus’ Higher Education Future – Exploring internationalisation and innovation in Cypriot universities.

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​Audience: Academics, Researchers, Universities, University Leaders, Colleges, Higher Education Institutions, Accreditation Bodies, Ministries of Education, Government Agencies, Education Policy Advisors, Edtech Firms, Digital Learning Innovators, Private Sector Training Providers, Corporate Learning and Development Leaders, Students, Professional Associations, NGOs, International Education Networks and Alliances

8 MAY 2026  |  09:50 – 10:35

CONFERENCE ROOM B

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  • Cyprus as a Cultural Crossroads: Preserving Heritage Through Innovation – Using digital tools to protect and promote Cyprus’ rich cultural legacy globally

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  • Mediterranean Identity in the Global Art, Theatre, and Culture Marketplace – Exploring Cyprus’ influence in shaping Mediterranean artistic identity, from contemporary art and theatre to heritage crafts and cultural expression, within an increasingly globalised world.

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Audience: Actors, Art Investors, Artists, Cultural Ministries, Cultural Policy Experts, Curators, Diaspora Communities, Digital Innovators, Foundations, Government Agencies, Heritage Organisations, Museums, Performers, Philanthropists, Research Institutes, Tech Firms, Universities

8 MAY 2026  |  10:25 – 11:15

CONFERENCE ROOM A

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  • Mediterranean Partners: Building a Stronger EU through Cyprus, Greece, and Malta – Discussing joint strategies for Mediterranean EU states to strengthen resilience.
     

  • Cyprus’ Role in Strengthening Mediterranean–EU Cohesion – Exploring Cyprus’ influence on EU policies through regional partnerships.

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Audience: Academics, Business Chambers, Diplomats, EU Institutions, EU Policymakers, Lawmakers, Think Tanks, Trade Bodies

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8 MAY 2026  |  10:40 – 11:15

CONFERENCE ROOM B

  • Cyprus on Screen: Building a Mediterranean Film Production Powerhouse – Turning Cyprus into a top filming destination with global appeal.
     

  • Cultural Diplomacy Through Film: Cyprus’ Global Narrative – Using cinema to project Cyprus’ identity and heritage worldwide.

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​Audience: Actors, Cultural Institutions, Diplomats, Directors, Filmmakers, Government Film Offices, Investors, Media Firms, Producers, Production Companies

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8 MAY 2026  |  11:30 – 12:20

CONFERENCE ROOM A

  • Cyprus–India Corridor: Technology, Talent, and Investment in 2026 – Building economic bridges between Cyprus’ financial ecosystem and India’s tech sector.
     

  • From Bollywood to Blockchain: Expanding Cyprus–India Creative and Business Ties – Showcasing opportunities in film, tech, and trade partnerships.

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Audience: Blockchain Start-ups, Cypriot Banks, Entertainment Industry, Entrepreneurs, Filmmakers, Indian Corporates, Investors, IT Firms, Policymakers, Research and Innovation, Trading Companies, Wealth Management Companies

8 MAY 2026  |  11:30 – 12:15

CONFERENCE ROOM B

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  • Positioning Cyprus as a Smart and Sustainable Destination – Rethinking Cyprus tourism for sustainability and tech-driven experiences.
     

  • Luxury, Wellness, and Cultural Tourism: Cyprus’ next Growth Phase – Expanding Cyprus’ tourism sector beyond sun and sea.
     

  • Tradition Meets Technology: Can Cyprus innovate without losing its Authentic Appeal? – Exploring how Cypriot hotels, resorts, and cultural attractions can integrate smart technologies and digital experiences while preserving local charm and heritage.

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​Audience: Airlines, Cultural Institutions, Experience Designers, Hoteliers, Investors, Luxury Brands, Tech Companies and Innovators, Tourism Boards, Travel Agents, Wellness Providers

8 MAY 2026  |  12:20 – 13:20

CONFERENCE ROOM B

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  • Cyprus Real Estate 2030: Smart Cities, Green Homes, and Global Investment – Building sustainable and tech-enabled real estate in Cyprus.
     

  • From Coastlines to Skylines: Cyprus as a Property Investment Magnet – Cyprus as a key player in global property markets.
     

  • Homecoming and Investment: Real Estate as a Bridge for Cyprus’ Diaspora and Foreign Nationals – Exploring how Cyprus’ property sector can support diaspora repatriation, attract international buyers, and create thriving communities through innovative housing solutions, incentives, and sustainable development.

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Audience: Architects, Banks, Developers, Diaspora Representatives, Government Planners, HNWIs, Immigration Advisors, Investors, Real Estate Firms, Relocation Specialists, Sustainability Experts

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8 MAY 2026  |  12:30 – 13:30

CONFERENCE ROOM A

  • Unlocking Schengen: Opportunities for Cyprus’ Economy, Security, and Tourism – Analysing the economic and diplomatic gains of Cyprus joining Schengen.
     

  • Mobility, Trade, and Trust: Cyprus’ Strategic Advantage Post-Schengen – How Schengen membership could transform Cyprus into a stronger European gateway.

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Audience: Business Associations, Government Officials, International Investors, Investors, Logistics Companies, Security Experts, Tourism Industry

8 MAY 2026  |  14:30 – 15:50

CONFERENCE ROOM A

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  • Cyprus as a Regional Hub for Healthcare Innovation and Biotechnology – Exploring Cyprus’ growing role in health research, medical technology, and biotech start-ups.
     

  • Medical Tourism 2030: Cyprus as a Destination for Specialised Care – How Cyprus can attract international patients for advanced treatments and niche healthcare services.

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  • ​Radiology Innovation in Cyprus: Advancing Diagnostics and Patient Care – Showcasing how Cyprus’ hospitals and research centres are adopting cutting-edge radiology technologies to improve diagnostics, treatment planning, and medical tourism appeal.

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  • Thalassemia in Cyprus: Advances in Treatment and Research Leadership – Highlighting Cyprus’ expertise and global contribution in managing and researching thalassemia and other rare blood disorders.

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Audience: Biotech Entrepreneurs, Government Agencies, Haematologists, Healthcare Investors, Healthcare Professionals, Hospital Administrators, Hospitals, Insurers, Investors, Medical Device Companies, Medical Tourism Operators, Patient Advocacy Groups, Policymakers, Radiologists, Researchers

8 MAY 2026  |  14:30 – 15:30

CONFERENCE ROOM B

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  • Sports Diplomacy: Cyprus as a Bridge for Regional Tournaments – Using sports to enhance Cyprus’ diplomatic influence.
     

  • SportsTech and Tourism: Building Cyprus as a Mediterranean Sports Destination – Turning sports into a driver of tourism and innovation.
     

  • Expanding Cyprus’ Sports Economy: Monetising Niche and Emerging Sports – Strategies for generating revenue from less-popular sports through sponsorships, events, grassroots programmes, sports tourism, and media partnerships while increasing local participation.

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Audience: Clubs, Event Organisers, Government Agencies, International Organisations, Investors, Ministries, Sponsors, Sports Federations, Sports Start-ups, Tourism Boards

8 MAY 2026  |  16:00 – 16:40

CONFERENCE ROOM A

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  • Research, Regulation, and Distribution – Positioning Cyprus as a regional base for pharmaceutical production, logistics, and clinical trials, strengthened by its robust regulatory framework and strategic location. Highlighting Cyprus’ stability, connectivity, and high compliance standards, underscoring its role as an ideal hub for international pharmaceutical operations and distribution.

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  • Innovations in Drug Development: Cyprus Driving Clinical Research and Biotech Partnerships – Exploring how Cyprus can collaborate internationally on R&D for new drugs, vaccines, and rare disease treatments, strengthening its role in global biotech partnerships.

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Audience: Biotech Firms, Distributors, Government Agencies, Investors, Logistics Firms, Manufacturers, Pharmaceutical Companies, Pharmaceutical Investors, Policymakers, Regulators, Research Institutions, Trade Bodies

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