About Cyprus

Cyprus is the third largest island in the Mediterranean, after Sicily and Sardinia, with an area of 9.251 sq. kms (3.572 sq. miles).

It is situated at the north-eastern corner of the Mediterranean, at a distance of 300 km north of Egypt.

Cyprus’ coastal line is indented and rocky in the north with long sandy beaches in the south. The north coastal plain, covered with olive and carob trees, is backed by the steep and narrow Pentadaktylos mountain range of limestone, rising to a height of 1.042 m. In the south, the extensive mountain massif of Troodos, covered with pine, dwarf oak, cypress and cedar, culminates in the peak of Mount Olympus, 1.953 m. above sea level. Between the Troodos range and the Pentadaktylos mountain range lies the fertile plain of Messaoria. Arable land constitutes 46.8 per cent of the total area of the island. There are no rivers, only torrents which flow after heavy rain.

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History

Cyprus boasts a rich, complex history spanning over 9,000 years. Over the centuries, various civilizations, including the Mycenaeans, Assyrians, Persians, and Romans, have inhabited the island, each leaving a lasting mark on its culture and architecture.

Activities

Cyprus offers a diverse range of activities for conference attendees to enjoy, catering to all interests and preferences. History enthusiasts can explore ancient archaeological sites such as Kourion and Paphos Archaeological Park, while nature lovers can hike through the stunning Troodos Mountains or visit the picturesque Akamas Peninsula.

Gastronomy

Cyprus offers a rich and diverse gastronomic experience, blending Mediterranean flavors with local traditions. From savory dishes like souvlaki and moussaka to sweet treats like baklava and loukoumades, the island’s cuisine reflects its vibrant culture and history.

Geomorphy

With an area of 9,251 km2, Cyprus is the third-largest Mediterranean island. It is situated at the easternmost end of the Mediterranean basin, neighboring Africa, Asia, and Europe, 64 km south of Turkey and 105 km west of Syria.

Research Community

Find Research Centers, Universities, and Professional Associations located in Cyprus.

Nicosia

Home to renowned universities, research institutes, and cultural landmarks, Nicosia provides a stimulating environment for intellectual exchange and collaboration. From state-of-the-art conference facilities to picturesque surroundings and a welcoming atmosphere, conferences in Nicosia will definitely inspire new insights and connections.

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Paphos

From its ancient archaeological sites to its vibrant cultural scene and pristine beaches, Paphos offers delegates a harmonious balance of work and leisure. Conference attendees can immerse themselves in thought-provoking discussions by day, and unwind amidst the city’s natural beauty and cultural treasures by night. Whether exploring ancient ruins or the local cuisine, conferences in Paphos promise an unforgettable conference experience that stimulates the mind and soothes the soul.

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Limassol

From state-of-the-art conference facilities to an array of leisure activities, Limassol provides everything academics need for a successful and enjoyable conference experience. Attendees can explore historic sites, relax on beautiful beaches, and immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of the region, making conferences in Limassol a truly unforgettable experience.

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Larnaca

With its picturesque coastline and rich cultural heritage, Larnaca is an ideal destination for hosting conferences. Combining modern venues with a relaxed Mediterranean ambiance, the city offers the perfect networking, innovation, and knowledge-sharing environment.

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