Expanding cooperation between Cyprus, Greece, Israel and the US in a wide range of fields such as energy, innovation, green growth and investment was the focus of discussions at The Economist's business conference in New York on "Investing for peace, stability and pluralistic development".
One of the speakers was the Deputy Minister of Research, Innovation and Digital Policy, Kyriakos Kokkinos, who in a panel on innovation and technology highlighted the importance of these two interconnected sectors for the recovery of the economy and the benefits that will result from regional and international cooperation with countries that share a common vision, such as Greece, Cyprus, Israel and the US.
Kokkinos stressed the effort to broaden and strengthen Cyprus' development model, with emphasis on digital transformation, innovation and extroversion. He added that the State is committed to the continuous improvement of the country's business environment, with the aim of establishing the country as a centre of entrepreneurship and technology in the region.
"By investing in our human capital, simplifying processes and expanding the availability of digital tools and services, building secure and modern digital infrastructure and providing incentives to businesses and professionals, we are strengthening the dynamics of our country and its ability to play a leading role in the global change that is taking place," he said.
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