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4 July
June unemployment increase is linked to geopolitical crises affecting tourism employment in Cyprus.
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In June 2026, registered unemployment in Cyprus rose by 9.9%, marking an increase of 903 individuals compared to the same period in 2025. The total number of registered unemployed reached 10,056, up from 9,153 a year earlier, according to data from the Statistical Service (Cystat).
This increase in unemployment is noteworthy as it typically occurs in the summer months when tourism-related employment usually spikes. The rise is largely attributed to declines in sectors such as accommodation and food services, public administration, education, and health and social work. The worsening geopolitical crisis in the region has also had a detrimental impact on the tourism sector, further contributing to the rise in unemployment.
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