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Catering and Entertainment Establishments for PAFOS 01/02/2019 Category: RESTAURANT Name Address Telephone Category/ies ADELAIDA 3, AGIAS ANASTASIAS STREET, 8041, PAPHOS 26306827, 99883989 RESTAURANT ADONIS ADAMOU RAFFLES RESTAURANT 10, TOMBS OF THE KINGS AVENUE, 8015, PAPHOS 26-947484 & 96947484 RESTAURANT AGORA RESTAURANT ASIAN AND INDIA KITCHEN MUNICIPALITY SQUARE, 8820, POLIS CHRYSOCHOUS 26322366, 99417085 RESTAURANT ALEA 5, POSEIDONOS AVENUE, 8042, PAPHOS 26-950489 , 99669577 RESTAURANT ALFIE T'S RESTAURANT 29, TOMBS OF THE KINGS AVENUE, 8046, PAPHOS 99099254 RESTAURANT ALFIES T'S TOMBS OF THE KINGS AVENUE, STEPHANIA COURT, 8016, 26220134 & 99457163 RESTAURANT PAPHOS ALICELAND RESTAURANT CHLORAKAS BEACH AVENUE, 8220, CHLORAKA 26-271424 RESTAURANT ALKION RESTAURANT ( PAFOS ) 5, AGIOU ANTONIOU STREET, 8041, PAPHOS 26936217 & 99306633 RESTAURANT ALMOND TREE RESTAURANT 5, CONSTANTIAS STREET, 8041, PAPHOS 26935529 & 99698228& RESTAURANT 99513863 AMBASSADOR RESTAURANT 7, DEDALOU STREET, 8049, PAPHOS 26950688 & 99632702 RESTAURANT ANCIENT CITY 12, DEMOKRATIAS AVENUE, 8028, PAPHOS 97807777, 99718368 RESTAURANT ANDRIA RESTAURANT ( CORAL BAY ) 29, CORAL BEACH STREET, 8575, PEGEIA 99545556, 26622622 RESTAURANT ANGELICA RESTAURANT ( CHLORAKA ) GRIVA DIGENI AVENUE, 8220, CHLORAKA 26945544 & RESTAURANT 99410781&99557493 APHRODITE HILLS CLUB HOUSE 3, AFRODITIS AVENUE, 8500, KOUKLIA 26829000 & 99466360 & RESTAURANT 97776220 ( 1 ) Catering and Entertainment Establishments for PAFOS 01/02/2019 Category: RESTAURANT Name Address Telephone Category/ies AQUI RESTAURANT CLORAKA BEACH AVENUE, 8220, CHLORAKA 26948323 & 99967666 RESTAURANT ARAPIS CORAL BAY RESTAURANT CORAL BEACH, 8575, PEGEIA 99423132 RESTAURANT ARGO RESTAURANT ( PAFOS ) 21, PAPHIAS AFRODITIS STREET, 8041, PAPHOS 99163099 RESTAURANT ARMADA 14, PAFIAS AFRODITIS STREET, 8041, PAPHOS 26938202 & 99496787, RESTAURANT 99389828 AROMA BAR AND GRILL ΟΔΟΣ ΧΡΙΣΤΟΔΟΥΛΟΥ ΣΩΖΟΥ ΑΡ. 13, 8035, ΠΑΦΟΣ RESTAURANT ATRION RESTAURANT ( PAFOS ) 85, POSEIDONOS AVENUE, 8042, PAPHOS 26-944895 & 99-683722 RESTAURANT AZURE AZURE ΛΕΩΦ. ΠΟΣΕΙΔΩΝΟΣ ΑΡ. 17-18, 8042, ΚΑΤΩ ΠΑΦΟΣ, 26954088 RESTAURANT BAAN THAI KITCHEN 1-2 LYDAS STREET, BASILICA GARDENS, 8041, PAPHOS 26937181 & 772618 RESTAURANT BACCHUS BISTRO -MEDITERRANEAN INTERNATIONAL 21, POSEIDONOS AVENUE, 8042, PAPHOS 26938485, 99632620 RESTAURANT & INDIAN KITCHEN BASILICA CLUB 8, LYDAS STREET, BASILICA COMPLEX 8046, PAPHOS 26883000 RESTAURANT, CAFE BAYWATCH RESTAURANT 5, AGIAS NAPAS STREET, 8041, PAPHOS 99422295 RESTAURANT BELLA ITALIA RESTAURANT ( PAFOS ) 6-7, POSEIDONOS AVENUE, 8042, PAPHOS 26936094 & 97773534 RESTAURANT BLAZING SADDLES RESTAURANT - BAR CORAL BEACH, 8575, PEGEIA 26622466 & 99522777 RESTAURANT, BAR BLUE OLIVE RESTAURANT KARAVA STREET, CORAL BEACH 8575, PEGEIA 26623901 RESTAURANT ( 2 ) Catering and Entertainment Establishments for PAFOS 01/02/2019 Category: RESTAURANT Name Address Telephone Category/ies BONARE BEACH PAFOS TIMIS BEACH, 8507, TIMI RESTAURANT BOULEVARD BISTRO - WINE BAR KENNENDY SQUARE STREET, TITANIA COURT, 8010, 26910871 & 99699095 RESTAURANT PAPHOS BRITANNICA 9-11, CONSTANTIAS STREET, 8041, PAHOS 99620904, 99981063 RESTAURANT BURGER KING KINGS AVENUE MALL CORNER AP. PAVLOU&TOMBS OF THE KINGS AVENUE, 22307825 RESTAURANT 8046, PAPHOS BUZZ RESTAURANT ΘΕΟΣΚΕΠΑΣΤΗΣ ΑΡ. 11, Κ. ΠΑΦΟΣ 8041 ΠΑΦΟΣ 26932112, 99675462 RESTAURANT CAP ST. GEORGES CLUB HOUSE MANIKIS STREET NO 6, 8560, PEGIA 26623243 RESTAURANT CAPTAIN'S VIEW RESTAURANT ( PAFOS ) 21, POSEIDONOS AVENUE, MYRRA COMPLEX, 8042, 26221716 & 99632963 RESTAURANT PAPHOS CAPTAINS BISTRO 3, POSEIDONOS AVENUE, 8042, PAPHOS 99 632317 Σπύρος, RESTAURANT 99632963, CARAVELLE RESTAURANT CHLORAKAS BEACH ROAD, 8820, CHLORAKA 26912892, 99945492 RESTAURANT CASA LUNA ITALIAN RESTAURANT ( TALA ) MILTIADOUS STYLIANOU STREET, 8577, TALA 26652303 & 99613457 RESTAURANT CASTLE INDIAN & GREEK RESTAURANT ( PAFOS ) 112, APOSTOLOU PAVLOU AVENUE, 8046, PAPHOS 99632317 & 26933088 RESTAURANT CAVALLINI RESTAURANT 65, POSEIDONOS AVENUE, 8042, PAPHOS 26964164 & 99401133, RESTAURANT 99632204 CEDAR VALLEY RESTAURANT ( PANAGIA ) 71, ARCH. MAKARIOU C' STREET, 8640, PANAGIA 26722340 & 99464586 RESTAURANT CHALKIES BAR & RESTAURANT 18, CORAL BEACH AVENUE, 8575, PEGEIA 97637849, 97672392 RESTAURANT ( 3 ) Catering and Entertainment Establishments for PAFOS 01/02/2019 Category: RESTAURANT Name Address Telephone Category/ies CHARLIES MIKIS RESTAURANT 2, GRIVA DIGENI STREET, 8820, POLIS CHRYSOCHOUS 26321586, 99408146 RESTAURANT CHLOE No. 2 CHINESE RESTAURANT 96, TOMBS OF THE KINGS AVENUE, 8046, PAPHOS 26822212, 99923420, RESTAURANT 77771737 CHLOE'S CHINESE RESTAURANT 11-13, POSEIDONOS AVENUE, 8042, PAPHOS 26822212 & 99 489949 RESTAURANT Ευθύβουλο CHR. KAROUZIS RESTAURANT 23, VERGINAS STREET, 8820, POLIS CHRYSOCHOUS 26321888, 99514032 RESTAURANT CHRISTOS GRILL HOUSE 11-13, PETRAKI MILTIADOUS STREET, 8015, PAPHOS 26932795, 99229966 RESTAURANT CHRISTOS RESTAURANT ( PAFOS ) 7, CONSTANTIA STREET, 8041, PAPHOS 26-937704 RESTAURANT CLUB ST. GEORGE RESTAURANT 15, ARCH. MAKARIOU C' AVENUE, 8270, TREMITHOUSA RESTAURANT, CAFE COAST TAVERN ARGAGA 86, GRIVA DIGENI STREET, 8873, ARGAKA 99452911, 99452911 RESTAURANT COCO'S 31, TOMBS OF THE KINGS AVENUE, 8045, PAPHOS 99413811, 26910550 RESTAURANT COLOSSEUM ITALIAN RESTAURANT 10, DANAES AVENUE, 8042, PAPHOS 26-913278, 99528964 RESTAURANT COPA - BAR & GRILL RESTAURANT 25, TOMBS OF THE KINGS AVENUE, 8046, PAPHOS 26937670, 99632346, RESTAURANT 99923420 CORAL STAR RESTAURANT 13, AGIOU GEORGIOU AVENUE, 8575, PEGEIA 26621700 & 99647868 RESTAURANT CORAL KING RESTAURANT CORAL BEACH, 8575, PEGEIA 26622850 & 99603309 & RESTAURANT 99441877 CORAL OASIS RESTAURANT ( CORAL BAY ) 15, LAXION STREET, 8575, PEGEIA 26621965 & 99548255 & RESTAURANT 99489036 ( 4 ) Catering and Entertainment Establishments for PAFOS 01/02/2019 Category: RESTAURANT Name Address Telephone Category/ies CORALLO RESTAURANT CORAL BEACH, 8575, CORAL BEACH 26621052 & 99494494 RESTAURANT CORNER 77, POSEIDONOS AVENUE, NATALIA COURT, 8042, PAPHOS RESTAURANT COSTARICA REST. ( CHLORAKA ) CHLORAKAS-PAPHOU AVENUE, 8220, CHLORAKA RESTAURANT CRAZY SPOON ΟΔΟΣ ΧΡΥΣΟΝΕΡΑΣ ΑΡ. 72, 8574, ΚΙΣΣΟΝΕΡΓΑ, ΠΑΦΟΣ RESTAURANT CURRY HOUSE AUTHENTIC INDIAN TANDOORI 13-15, AGIOU ANTONIOU STREET, 8041, PAPHOS 26912077 RESTAURANT RESTAURANT CURRY HOUSE INDIAN RESTAURANT 22, IASONOS STREET, 8041, PAPHOS RESTAURANT D. T. SUNSET RESTAURANT ( PAFOS ) 98, TOMBS OF THE KINGS AVENUE, 8015, PAPHOS 26-951192, 99036683 RESTAURANT DA VINCI'S RISTORANTE ( PAFOS ) DANAES AVENUE, BLUE HORIZON, 8042, PAPHOS 26913334 & 99428854 & RESTAURANT 99647341 DA VINCI PAFOS CORAL BEACH AVENUE, 8575, PEGEIA RESTAURANT DARCY'S RESTAURANT & LOUNGE ΛΕΩΦ. ΑΓΙΟΥ ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΥ 20, 8575 ΠΕΓΕΙΑ ΠΑΦΟΣ 26936926, 99679988 RESTAURANT DECK COFFEE ( MUNICIPAL PLAGE ) POSEIDONOS AVENUE, MUNICIPAL BEACH, 8042, PAPHOS 99524761 & 99632202 RESTAURANT DELHI GATE 7, DIONYSOU STREET, 8041, PAPHOS RESTAURANT DERLICIOUS CORNER AP. PAVLOU KAI TOMBS OF THE KINGS AVENUE, 22888000, 96750190 RESTAURANT 8046, PAPHOS DORIA CAFE - RESTAURANT 46, MOSFILION STREET, 8574, KISSONERGA 26944092 & 99459012 RESTAURANT, CAFE ( 5 ) Catering and Entertainment Establishments for PAFOS 01/02/2019 Category: RESTAURANT Name Address Telephone Category/ies DUOMO RISTORANTE ITALIANO 55, TOMBS OF THE KINGS STREET, 8046, PAPHOS 26937683, 994473931 RESTAURANT ELEA RESTAURANT ( GEROSKIPOU ) 1, ELEON STREET, 8310, GEROSKIPOU 26202001 & 99417470 RESTAURANT EMBERS GOURMET BISTRO & BAR 6, DANAIS AVENUE, 8042, PAPHOS RESTAURANT EVIS RESTAURANT 3, KLEIOUS STREET, 8042, PAPHOS 26965652 & 99546432 & RESTAURANT 99699320 FARM HOUSE ( THE ) RESTAURANT 41, TOMBS OF THE KINGS AVENUE, 8045, PAPHOS 26220803, 99527555, RESTAURANT 99683884 FAROS (LATCHI) RESTAURANT AKAMANTOS AVENUE, 8840, LATSI 26321304, 99655425 RESTAURANT FAROS NO 2 (LATCHI) RESTAURANT AKAMANTOS STREET, 8840, POLIS CHRYSOCHOUS 99655425 RESTAURANT FAT MAMA'S RESTAURANT 47, TOMBS OF THE KINGS AVENUE, 8046, PAPHOS 26949619 & 99301708 RESTAURANT FIKARDO RESTAURANT 52Α, POSEIDONOS AVENUE, 8042, PAPHOS 26964153 & RESTAURANT 9951623crocos FLAMINGO REST. ( AG. GEORGIOS PEGEIAS) AGIOS GEORGIOS PEGEIA 8560, PEGEIA 26-813852, 99411842 RESTAURANT Ξένια FLY AGAIN RESTAURANT 80, GRIVA DIGENI STREET, 8873, ARGAKA 26323493, 99452911 RESTAURANT FRIENDS RESTAURANT ( PAFOS ) 23, CONSTANTIAS STREET, 8041, PAPHOS 26943455 & 99604825 RESTAURANT G & TS MONASTIROUI ON THE HILL 4, LORDOU VYRONOS STREET, 8541, KALLEPEIA 26642828, 96529326 RESTAURANT GABOR EXCLUSIVE RESTAURANT 58, POSEIDONOS AVENUE, 8042, PAPHOS 26965343 & 99213787 RESTAURANT ( 6 ) Catering and Entertainment Establishments for PAFOS 01/02/2019 Category: RESTAURANT Name Address Telephone Category/ies GENESIS RESTAURANT ( PAFOS ) 11, IKAROU STREET, 8041, PAPHOS 99 716250 Graham RESTAURANT GEORGIES RESTAURANT 2, IKAROU STREET, 8041, PAPHOS 26935897 / 99342137 RESTAURANT GIAMAS CHINA No 1 HOTPOT RESTAURANT 8, DANAIS AVENUE, 8042, PAPHOS 26811844 RESTAURANT GIUSEPPE PAFOS 8, CONSTANTIAS STREET, 8041, PAPHOS RESTAURANT GOLD SAKURA JAPANESE REST. ( PAFOS ) 16, POSEIDONOS AVENUE, 8042, PAPHOS 26822212 & 99675593 RESTAURANT GOLD TEMPLE CHINESE INDIAN 61, CORAL BEACH AVENUE, 8575, PEGEIA 26821414 & RESTAURANT 99522777(Νικος Κον) GOLDEN CAFE RESTAURANT ( PAFOS ) 5, DANAIS AVENUE, 8042, PAPHOS 99-430003 RESTAURANT GOLDEN CAFE RESTAURANT No. 2 5, DANAES AVENUE, 8042, PAPHOS 26-964015, 99436226 RESTAURANT GOLFIANA VIEW RESTAURANT 18 GRIGORI AFXENTIOU STREET, 8541, TSADA 26643000 & 99485679 RESTAURANT GOURMET TAVERNA 2, DIONISOU STREET, 8042, PAPHOS 26-933626 RESTAURANT
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    PSummer 20R19 OP RTY azette FREE ISSUE “Smell the Sea and feel the sky Let your soul and spirit fly” Van Morisson CONTENTS / WELCOME 3 CONTENTS WELCOME Welcome message Useful contacts 4 An A-Z Guide to the LEPTOS GROUP 6 LEPTOS CALYPSO HOTELS 7 “LEPTOS BLU MARINE” - Investing in Europe's New Riviera 8 NEAPOLIS UNIVERSITY PAFOS 9 NEAPOLIS SMART ECOCITY DEPUTY PRESIDENT 10 EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP & PERMANENT RESIDENCE 11 NEAPOLIS UNIVERSITY TAKES PART IN PRESTIGIOUS ECONOMIC FORUM Enjoy the bright side of life, in Cyprus! PAPHOS REMAINS THE CHAMPION IN SALES TO OVERSEAS BUYERS AND INVESTORS Dear Friends, PAPHOS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Cyprus is well known for its high quality of life, mild weather, cultural heritage and 12 IASIS HOSPITAL PAPHOS its recent vibrant economy. The GDP growth rate during the first quarter of 2019 is PROVISION OF GHS SERVICES (Primary medical estimated at 3.5%, with tourism, and real estate driving the economy. According Services) BY THE IASIS PRIVATE HOSPITAL PAPHOS to the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network report, Cyprus 13 CYPRUS 'FIFTH MOST DESIRABLE DESTINATION has climbed to the top 50 on the list of the world’s happiest countries. FOR BRITS' THIS SUMMER CYPRUS IN TOP 50 OF WORLD'S HAPPIEST COUNTRIES Leptos Estates is a member of the Leptos Group, the leading group in Cyprus in CYPRUS GDP GREW BY 3.5% IN Q1, 2019 the areas of tourism, real estate, with countless international awards. The Leptos MULTI-MILLION MOVIE STARRING NICHOLAS CAGE Group, with almost 60 years of experience, has an outstanding property portfolio TO BE FILMED IN CYPRUS both in Cyprus (Paphos, Limassol, Nicosia), and Greece (Athens, and the islands of Crete, Paros and Santorini).
  • The Cyprus Gazette, 1943

    The Cyprus Gazette, 1943

    ΙΑ Τ Α Ρ Κ Ο Μ Η Δ Η Κ mm^mM ΙΑ The Cyprus Gazette Ρ Π Υ Κ 1943 ΙΑ Τ Α Ρ Κ Ο Μ Η Δ Η Κ ΙΑ Ρ Π Υ Κ O S-^. JSk. KYnPiAKH BIBAIOG Α INDEX Ι ro THE CYPMS GAZETTE, 1943. Tonoyp. op.! ~~ Τ Appointments—continued. PASS Foot, H. M,, O.B.E., Additional Colonial Secre­ 221 Abolition of Post. PAGE tary Colonial Secretary 22» Legislation Clerk, Secretariat .. .. .. 116 Frangofinos, Dr. E. N., Medical OfficerΑ, Srd Acts o£ Parliament applicable to Cypras. Grade 19 Army Act .. .. .. .. ., ,. 82 Frangos, Dr. P, A,, Assistant Dented Officer 29 Georghiadou, Dr, St, M,, Assistant Dental Officer 19 Administration—see under District Administration. Georghiou, N., Forest Guard 22 Advisory Council. Georghiou, N. I., Currency Officer Ρ 45 19 Appointment of Memhers ,, ,, ,, ,. 9, 225 Gircotis, Dr. Th. Ch,, Consulting Laryngologist ., Glover, Dr. W. E., Temporary Director of Agreements—see imder Treaties. Medical Services .. .. 3, 82 Agricaltare. Hajikakou, S. K. Ch., Clerk, 1st Grade 221 Haralambous, C, Assistant Storekeeper, P.W.D. 3 ADUiiTEBATioN OF PBODUCE LAWS, 1926 TO 1935 : Κ Authorization ,, ., ,, ,. 60 Harris, H., Senior Master, English School 162 Agricultiural Advisory Conunittee ,. .. 42 Hassapis, H. G., Cadet Officer, Police Department 229 111 AoBicuLTUBAii DEBTOBS BEXIEF LAWS, 1940 Henry, R. N.» Administrative Officer TO 1943 : -Registrar, Co-operative Societies IU Debt Settlement Board and Officers : Himonides, Dr. G. J., Medical Officer, Srd Grade 19 Hudaverdi, H., Guard Οand Boatman, 1st Grade ., 81 Appouitments ,,23, 36, 55, 59, 98, 101, 182 Termination of .. 5, 29, 47, 59, 85, loannides, Chr, M,, Storeman, P,W.D.
  • 2016-3-CY02-KA105-000885 When

    2016-3-CY02-KA105-000885 When

    Youth exchange- 2016-3-CY02-KA105-000885 When: 01- 09 of July 2017 Where: Pafos, Cyprus The main objective of the project is to increase youth’s potentials, skills and ICT using the Digital World as a tool for informal learning and inclusion. Youth will be empowered to transform the world and profit of this tremendous digital world for improving their lives, open the doors in labour market and stop being behind. The Venue Pafos is located on the southwest coast of the Mediterranean island of Cyprus. Inhabited since Neolithic times, it has several sites relating to the cult of goddess Aphrodite, whose mythical birthplace was at Old Paphos (Kouklia). New Paphos is the modern city that incorporates the harbor, and the ancient ruins of tombs, fortresses and theaters at Paphos Archaeological Park. Clichere http://www.visitpafos.org.cy/ Reimbursement Keep your tickets, boarding passes, bus tickets receipts in original to recover your money. Insurance Every participant has to bring the EU Health Insurance card in case of emergency. It is very important that if you have to book flights to do it in due time because of the prices which are getting higher as the days for the project are getting closer. When you have your tickets (flight tickets) please send us a scanned copy of them by e-mail, in order for us to know the time of your arrival and pick you up. For the participants who fly directly to Pafos (Italians and Greeks) When you arrive in Pafos Airport you need to take Bus Nr.612 to Kato Pafos.
  • Loggerhead Turtle (Caretta Caretta) and Green Turtle (Chelonia Mydas) – Cyprus

    Loggerhead Turtle (Caretta Caretta) and Green Turtle (Chelonia Mydas) – Cyprus

    Loggerhead Turtle (Caretta caretta) and Green Turtle (Chelonia mydas) – Cyprus Photographs: Left: Brocken Inaglory (Wikimedia Commons, 2008); Right: Turtle Excluder Devices (TEDs) (Wikimedia Commons, 2011) Loggerhead Turtle Green Turtle Conservation status IUCN Global: Vulnerable IUCN Global: Endangered CY: FV CY: U2 (+) Protection status HD: Annex II HD: Annex II CMS: Appendix I CMS: Appendix I Bern Convention: Appendix II Bern Convention: Appendix II Population (2007-12) EU27: > 150,000 – 230,000 individuals EU27: > 2,120 – 3,360 individuals CY: 800 – 1,600 individuals CY: 120 - 360 individuals MS with genuine improvement CY CY Other MS ES, FR, GR, IT, MT, NL, PT, SI, UK ES, FR, GR, IT, NL, PT, UK Summary: Massive over-exploitation of turtles for turtle soup and meat, on the Levant coast, from the Gulf of Iskenderun to Palestine/Israel, from the end of the First World War to about 1970 led to a virtual collapse of the turtle populations of the region and especially of the Green Turtle population. More recently both turtle species have been under pressure again, mainly from habitat loss and disturbance as well as from fishing bycatch. After 40 years of implementing conservation measures in Cyprus, steady and recently more rapid improvements have been seen in turtle populations. Time was the key to seeing results, keeping in mind that turtles need 20-30 years to mature, and more in the case of Green Turtles. Knowledge gained through these efforts has resulted in the designation of protected areas, the identification of harmful activities, and the targeted implementation of effective conservation measures. Joint action between dedicated NGOs, the Government, local authorities, supported by volunteers, ensures the continuation of conservation efforts and the spread of public awareness.