CyDSIC elects board to support Cyprus defence and space sectors
The Cyprus Defence and Space Industry Cluster elected an eight-member board at its first electoral general assembly.
Nicosia, Cyprus. The Cyprus Defence and Space Industry Cluster (CyDSIC) held its first electoral general assembly on Tuesday, electing an eight-member board to support the development of the island’s defence, security and space sectors.
Cluster development
CyDSIC operates under the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) and was originally established within the Cyprus Research and Innovation Enterprises Association.
In an announcement on Wednesday, CyDSIC described the assembly as a significant milestone for Cyprus’ defence and space business ecosystem. The cluster said it had expanded its activities since its establishment.
It said its work had strengthened Cyprus’ international presence in the defence, security and space sectors and increased the participation of Cypriot businesses in major European programmes and initiatives.
Board appointments
The electoral process resulted in the appointment of an eight-member board representing the defence and space sectors.
Loizos Christofi of EBOS Technologies was elected president. Despina Panayiotou Theodosiou of Tototheo Global was appointed vice-president for financial affairs.
Tasos Kounoudes of SignalGenerix was appointed vice-president for policy, institutional affairs and public relations, while Haris Zacharatos of Cellock was appointed vice-president for industrial development and exports.
Constantinos Kassianides of Hellas Sat was appointed vice-president for research and innovation. Panayiotis Philimis of the Cyprus Research & Innovation Centre (CyRIC) was appointed vice-president for European and international co-operation.
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