Cyprus will participate in Gitex Global 2025 for the fourth consecutive year, highlighting its position as a growing hub for technology and innovation with strong links to GCC markets. The national pavilion will present the island’s advantages as an international business centre and a strategic gateway for global commerce.
The initiative is organised by the Ministry of Energy, Commerce, and Industry, in collaboration with the Cyprus Trade Centre in Dubai and with support from the Cyprus Information Technology Enterprises Association (CITEA).
A Showcase of Technology
Located in Hall 13, the Cyprus Pavilion will feature 14 technology companies representing a diverse range of sectors. These include mixed reality software, deep tech, AI-enabled hardware, cybersecurity, compliance technology, automation, and IT consulting.
The participating firms are Ascanio Entertainment Ltd, Engino-Net Ltd, Ianus Technologies Ltd, Netu Consultants Ltd, Embio Diagnostics Ltd, Infocredit Group Ltd, Moebius Limited, Signal Generix Ltd, Qsecure Ltd, Reg4tech Ltd, Additess Advanced Intergrated Technology Solutions & Services Ltd, Maricorp Cyprus Consultancy, Hosting B2b Ltd, and AC Cyberdexterity Ltd. Together, they will offer visitors insight into the expertise driving the country’s evolving technology landscape.
Cyprus will also be featured in two dedicated GITEX Tech Talks sessions. These presentations, scheduled for 15 October and 16 October, will introduce the 14 Cypriot companies and discuss the latest developments shaping the nation’s technology and innovation ecosystem.
High-Level Networking
A key part of Cyprus’s presence will be an exclusive networking event hosted by George Papanastasiou, the Minister of Energy, Commerce and Industry. The event is expected to attract distinguished guests, including Meropi Christofi, Ambassador of the Republic of Cyprus to the UAE, and Demetris Skourides, the country’s Chief Scientist for Research, Innovation and Technology.
Founding members of the soon-to-be-established Cyprus Business Council in Dubai will also attend, along with other high-level officials from the UAE and international markets. The gathering is designed to build new business relationships, strengthen existing partnerships, and explore future collaborations.
Through its participation, Cyprus aims to position itself as a dynamic centre for emerging technologies, digital transformation, and applied research. The delegation will seek opportunities for collaboration, investment, and knowledge exchange with global partners, reinforcing the country’s reputation as an emerging hub for entrepreneurship and digital excellence.
