Limassol, Cyprus. Cyprus hosted its first Market Access Day on Thursday in Limassol, bringing together businesses, trade officials and EU representatives to highlight tools for companies seeking to expand into international markets.
Event organisation and venue
The event was organised by the Energy Ministry in cooperation with the European Commission’s DG Trade & Economic Security and the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve). It took place at the Limassol Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Evel).
Focus on EU trade policy and market access tools
According to the organisers, the Cyprus Market Access Day 2026 was held for the first time on the island and focused on helping Cypriot businesses better understand EU trade policy, make practical use of Free Trade Agreements, and access European Commission tools aimed at removing trade barriers and supporting exports.
Target audience and exchange of experience
The event provided a platform for the exchange of experience and best practices among companies already active abroad, while also targeting businesses looking to enter markets outside Cyprus. The session was addressed to export-oriented firms, companies considering international expansion, and business executives seeking practical guidance on EU trade tools and procedures.
Participation details
Organisers said the event was held in English, was open to the public and offered free participation, with prior registration required to secure a seat.
Keve statement
Keve said the initiative brought to the fore the opportunities and tools businesses need to strengthen their presence in international markets.
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