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1125:CYPPRESS:01[01] Cyprus - EU - Small and medium enterprisesNicosia, Feb 9 (CNA) -- Cyprus and the European Union have initialised a draft bilateral agreement concerning the Republic's participation in the "Third multiannual programme for small and medium-sized enterprises", expected to help Cypriot enterprises become more familiar with European norms.The agreement was initialised by Cyprus' permanent representative to the EU Nicos Agathocleous and the European officials in charge Peter Wragg and Matteo Fornara in a meeting yesterday. CNA MA/MCH/20001500:CYPPRESS:02[02] Cyprus Stock ExchangeNicosia, Feb 9 CNA) -- The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) All Share Index closed at today's stock exchange meeting as follows:CSE General Index 630.06 -1.21) Traded Value CYP 24,567,750 Sectural Indices Banks CYP10,075,510 754.49 ( -2.74) Approved Investment Companies CYP 1,251,857 497.03 ( -0.95) Insurance Companies CYP 869,339 405.60 ( 3.17) Manufacturing Companies CYP 587,091 200.63 ( 0.18) Tourism Companies CYP 6,200,184 543.07 ( 3.55) Trading Companies CYP 768,064 257.12 ( -0.65) Other Companies CYP 3,605,395 716.58 ( 1.31)The third column presents the percentage variation of the indices as compared to the last meeting. CNA EC/2000ENDS, CYPRUS NEWS AGENCY1530:CYPPRESS:03[03] De Klerk - Anastasiades - VassiliouNicosia, Feb 9 (CNA) -- Former South African President and Nobel Peace Prize winner Frederik de Klerk said today problems faced by particular countries are unique and general lessons must be applied and adapted to fill such needs.De Klerk who is in Cyprus at the invitation of the Popular Bank to give a lecture on "Peace and Reconciliation in divided societies: The experience of South Africa" met today with Acting President Nicos Anastasiades and former President of the Republic George Vassiliou. "I am not here to present myself as somebody who can help you to resolve the long-standing problems of Cyprus, but I do think that from our experience some lessons can be drawn which can have universal application," he said. Pointing out that "all countries have their own unique situations", he said "general lessons must be applied and adapted to fill the needs of a particular country". Referring to the South African experience de Klerk said, "I will put the lessons on the table. It's for you to decide which ones of those lessons are useful for the situation here". Anastasiades described his meeting with the former South African President as "extremely useful" and congratulated the Cyprus Popular Bank for inviting de Klerk to speak here. On his part Vassiliou stressed de Klerk "will have many useful things to tell us during his stay on the island". CNA IT/NM/MCH/EC/2000 ENDS, CYPRUS NEWS AGENCYCNA ENDSCyprus News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next Article |