Washington, United States. Invest Cyprus said it hosted a closed-door roundtable on May 4 with fDi Intelligence and the Financial Times to promote Cyprus as a technology and investment destination for US companies.
Roundtable focus and organisers
Invest Cyprus said the event took place at the Westin Washington National Harbour and focused on shifts in foreign direct investment and Europe’s evolving investment landscape.
The roundtable was organised in collaboration with fDi Intelligence and the Financial Times under the title “FDI shifts and the future of Europe’s investment landscape – Regulatory and investment conditions in Cyprus”.
Participants and discussion themes
The discussion formed part of the fourth joint initiative involving Invest Cyprus, fDi Intelligence and FT Locations, according to the announcement.
The session was chaired by Danielle Myles, Senior Editor at fDi Intelligence.
Invest Cyprus said the event brought together founders and investors to examine how Cyprus can function as a strategic European Union entry point for US technology companies operating in an increasingly complex regulatory environment.
The discussion also highlighted Cyprus’ efforts to strengthen its position as a regional technology hub and attract high-quality investment.
Government participation
Deputy Minister of Research, Innovation and Digital Policy Nicodemos Damianou took part in the roundtable, Invest Cyprus said, and underlined the government’s commitment to investment promotion and innovation.
SelectUSA Investment Summit
Invest Cyprus also said it participated in the SelectUSA Investment Summit, using the opportunity to promote Cyprus and engage directly with companies considering establishing a European base.
Attractiveness to technology companies
Invest Cyprus said Cyprus’ growing attractiveness to technology companies is supported by concrete developments and investment activity.
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