AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPublic Transport: Limassol plans a campaign to get more people onto buses, while officials review routes and services to tackle severe congestion. Wildlife: A survey counted 404 Eleonora’s falcons along the southern coast, adding to more than two decades of monitoring of this important breeding population. Climate Diplomacy: President Nikos Christodoulides says he will attend COP31 in Antalya after Cyprus secured an invitation, despite tensions over Turkey’s role as host. Water Security: Cyprus has outlined €200 million in water and irrigation projects through 2030. Conservation: BirdLife has condemned failures to protect Akamas, while six vultures were reported dead amid criticism of electricity-safety measures. Environmental Education: Lidl Cyprus and Junior Achievement are continuing a school programme focused on food waste and sustainability.
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