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The European Commission has confirmed that Cyprus is eligible to redirect funds from the Thalia 2021-2027 programme to bolster its tourism sector, which has been adversely affected by the ongoing conflict in the Gulf and general instability in the Eastern Mediterranean region. This information was provided in response to a parliamentary inquiry made by Deputy Minister of Tourism Michalis Hadjipandelas.
The clarification indicates that there are European tools available to support Cyprus's tourism industry during this challenging period. The potential reallocation of funds aims to assist local businesses and promote tourism recovery efforts in the wake of these external pressures.
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