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Cyprus invests €168 million for water issues and €454 million for agriculture support

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The Cypriot government is launching a €168 million initiative to address water shortages in the country.
Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou announced an additional €454 million investment aimed at supporting the agricultural sector.
The investments will be facilitated through the European Union’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).
The measures focus on comprehensive plans to tackle the issues of water scarcity and enhance rural development.
These announcements were made by the Minister during a press briefing on July 5, 2026.

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The Cypriot government is set to implement a €168 million initiative to address the ongoing water shortage in Cyprus, as announced by Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou. This financial package aims to tackle issues surrounding water resources and enhance the sustainability of the country's water supply.

In addition to the water initiative, the government plans to invest €454 million in the agricultural sector. This investment is part of the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and will support various projects intended to bolster rural development. The allocation aims to improve agricultural practices and ensure continued support for farmers and rural communities in Cyprus.

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