ERIN LEIGH
Mario's Bar, Tala
13 November - 9pm
Free entry
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
NEW YEAR'S DAY CARVERY - Monara Live Music & Sports Bar - 1 January
NEW YEAR'S DAY CARVERY
Monara Live Music & Sports Bar
1 January - 3 hour carvery
3 DELICIOUS COURSES – JUST €35 PER PERSON!
MAGICAL CHRISTMAS IN THE NEIGHBOURHOODS OF PAPHOS - 5, 6, 12 AND 20 December
MAGICAL CHRISTMAS IN THE NEIGHBORHOODS OF PAPHOS 
The magic of Christmas spreads in every neighbourhood of our city!
The Municipality of Paphos invites young and old to four festive gatherings, full of smiles, creativity, play, and Christmas surprises!
Saturday, December 5 | Mouttalos
Mouttalos Square
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. (At 10:30 a.m. a Christmas concert by the Cyprus Police Orchestra will take place at Cliff Social in Mouttalos)Sponsored by: Cliff Social - All Day Project
Sunday, December 6 | Hani of Ibrahim Historical Center of the City 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Saturday, December 12 | Kato Paphos Alkimnis Promenade in front of Meli & Co 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.In collaboration with Meli & Co – Coffee and Beats.
Sunday, December 20 | Anavargos Anavargos Square 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Artistic programs, creative constructions, activities for children and many more festive surprises await our little friends!
Four neighbourhoods, four festive gatherings, countless Christmas moments!Come celebrate with us and fill the neighbourhoods of Paphos with the magic of Christmas!
Information: +357 26932014
CHRISTMAS CONCERT BY THE POLICE PHILHARMONIC BAND IN PAPHOS - Cliff Social - Mouttalos Cliffs next to Cliff Social Paphos - 5 December
CHRISTMAS CONCERT BY THE POLICE PHILHARMONIC BAND IN PAPHOS
Cliff Social - Mouttalos Cliffs next to Cliff Social Paphos
5 December - 1030am
Free entry
The Municipality of Paphos invites you to a special musical event as part of the 2026 Christmas Program!
The Cyprus Police Philharmonic Band will fill the Mouttalos area with festive melodies, creating a beautiful Christmas atmosphere for all ages!
✨ This concert will serve as the festive kick-off for the Christmas events to follow, starting from Mouttalos Square!
WHAT IF CYPRUS KEPT MORE OF THE RAIN THAT FALLS?
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| The Dutch Ambassador to Cyprus, Wouter Plomp and the Senior Water Management Advisor at the Regional Public Water Authority Amstel, Gooi and Vecht (AGV), Maartje Faasse. |
Two Dutch experts explain how capturing rain and reusing treated water could help the island weather droughts and reduce flood risk.
Growing pressure on Cyprus’ water supplies is drawing attention to how the Netherlands manages its water. Shortages and the effects of climate change have made the search for new approaches more urgent. At the Circular Water Economy conference, held in Nicosia on Oct. 29 and 30, the Dutch Embassy sought to deepen cooperation with Cypriot authorities and share Dutch expertise.
In the interview that follows, Maartje Faasse, a senior water management adviser at the Amstel, Gooi and Vecht regional water authority, and Wouter Plomp, the Dutch ambassador to Cyprus, discuss which Dutch practices could work on the island, what technology can offer and how to manage water in a changing climate.
CYPRUS' NATIONAL AI STRATEGY GOES TO CABINET
The plan aims to make Cyprus a trusted AI hub by 2032, with proposals to upgrade public services and help businesses adopt the technology.
Cyprus’ National Artificial Intelligence Strategy goes before the Cabinet at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday and is expected to win approval. Nicodemos Damianou, deputy minister of research, innovation and digital policy, finalized the strategy after public consultation.
Drawn up by the National AI Taskforce, the strategy sets out how Cyprus plans to make use of artificial intelligence and build a modern, trusted AI sector. By 2032, it aims for Cyprus to be recognized as a trusted AI hub in the eastern Mediterranean, a European base for developing and offering AI-powered services, and a bridge for cooperation between the European Union and neighbouring regions.
INDIA'S NEWEST FACE IN CYPRUS DOESN'T NEED A PASSPORT
India has introduced a rather unusual new face to its diplomatic presence in Cyprus, and she comes with a name, a digital personality and a touch of artificial intelligence.
Meet Amara, the first AI-powered digital avatar launched by the High Commission of India in Nicosia, designed to bring diplomatic communication into a more accessible, modern and distinctly technological age.
Unveiled on Sunday, November 8, to coincide with Diwali, the Festival of Lights, Amara will feature in videos and digital messages, helping the High Commission communicate with the Indian community in Cyprus and the wider public.
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