An exhibition of Cypriot products:

A trade mission in Sultanate of Oman on 3rd & 4th December 2006 – 5:00pm to 9:30pm,  accompanied by an exhibition of Cypriot products.

The Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Tourism and the Cyprus Trade Centre in cooperation with of Cyprus Chamber of Commerce & Industry are preparing for a trade mission to the Sultanate of Oman on 3rd & 4th December 2006, accompanied by an exhibition of Cypriot products.

The exhibition hosts 11 companies of different activities like foodstuffs & dairy products, halloumi, feta & anari cheeses, frozen pasta, puff pastry snacks with different fillings, kunafa, kateifi, pastry leaves, jams & marmalades, juices & water, electrical generators, 2 KVA to 2000 KVA, paint brushes, paint rollers & decorating tools, melamin panels, gold & diamond jewellery, professional cosmetics for beauty saloons, spa abyss & cosmecentical products for pharmacies, estate properties & tourism related services.

The exhibition will take place in the Oman  Chamber of Commerce & Industry Exhibition hall. We would like to extend an open invitation for all companies that might find an interest in the Cypriot products to visit the exhibition.

Venue & Timings:
Oman Chamber of Commerce & Industry Exhibition Hall
3rd & 4th December 2006 – 5:00pm to 9:30pm

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Study in Cyprus:

Education in Cyprus, quantity and quality wise, is comparable to those of the more developed countries. It is well known that the European Community considers education as a priority in its investments. This development has progressed under the influence of the elements which constitute the Cypriot reality and the internationally accepted principle that education is not only a basic human right, but also a significant productive investment in humanity. As for quantity expansion, there is a large increase in the pupil population, especially in secondary education.

The most important recent development in the educational sector is the establishment of the University of Cyprus as of September, 1992, with which the completion of the Cyprus Educational System has been achieved. Other important changes which have marked recent years are: compulsory education, according to the law, until 15 years of age, the establishment of the nine year basic education, the enrichment of the syllabus with classes in technology and information technology, the broadening of specialities in technical education, the introduction of the Common Examinations in the last class of the Lykeion, and the approval of regulation for the evaluation and certification of the private schools in tertiary education.