President Nikos Christodoulides on Thursday outlined Cyprus’ business, trade and competitiveness priorities at the Eurochambres presidency meeting hosted by the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) in Nicosia. “Eurochambres, as the representative network of more than 20 million companies, is the leading voice for the broad business community at EU level,” he said. Turning to trade and investment, Christodoulides highlighted an upcoming visit to India in May as a strategic priority for Cyprus and European business ties. In his address, the president placed competitiveness at the core of Cyprus’ EU Presidency agenda. “Cyprus stands not only as a symbol of resilience, but as a European economic success story,” he said.