Due to its gerographic location in the eastern Mediterranean, Cyprus has stood throughout its 10,000-year history at the crossroads of diverse peoples, civilisations, and cultures. Through the ages it has been a stepping stone and a connecting link between the Western and the Eastern worlds.



Cyprus is the third largest island in the Mediterranean and has a mild and pleasant climate, with sunshine throughout the year, beautiful beaches, mountain resorts and unique archaeological sites bearing witness to its long and varied history.



In May 2004 Cyprus become a member of the European Union, and its eastermost and southernmost outpost.



With a population of approximately 700,000 Cyprus is a cosmopolitan island.



The official language of the Republic of Cyprus are Greek and Turkish, but English is widley spoken.

 Despina Martidou-Forcier

 Georgia Christophorou

 Intecollege

 Cyprus International Institute of Management