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Yiannis Misirlis, Director at Imperio, was elected as a Member of Board of Directors of the Limassol Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) at the 56^th Annual General Meeting, which took place on October 23^rd at the Limassol Chamber. The tenure applies for the years 2017-2020.

The Annual General Meeting commenced with a speech by Mr Nicos Kouyialis, the Cyprus Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and the Environment, representing the Government and spoke about issues related to the positive developments within the Cyprus economy. Mr Costas Galatoriotis was re-elected this year as President of the Board of the LCCI.

The LCCI was established in 1962, and currently represents over 750 companies, with the aim to protect the interests of Limassol’s business community as well as encourage the economic development and sustainable growth in Limassol.

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The impressive contemporary project Ivy Residences, located in Mesa Geitonia in Limassol, is just 30 days away from completion. Along with high standard design, Ivy Residences provides the best quality in the daily life of residents. The easy access to central avenues, to Limassol City Centre, and the beach makes this property’s location an ideal one.

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According to The Guardian:

Violence, preventable diseases and traffic accidents are to blame for a widening of the youth mortality gap between the developed and developing world, according to a new Guardian analysis of the most recent World Health Organisation (WHO) data.

The most dangerous country in the world to be a young person (defined as aged between 15 and 29) is Sierra Leone, with one youth in every 150 there estimated to have died in 2015. Its youth mortality rate per 100,000 (671) is almost 100 people higher than the next country on the list, war-torn Syria (579).

Cyprus is the safest of the 184 countries analysed, with a death rate of almost one in every 4,762 youths, while Denmark, the fifth safest, halved its number of young deaths between 2000 and 2015. The United Kingdom (one in every 3,030 young people) is ranked just outside the top 10 safest countries, behind Israel.

Source: The Guardian

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The interesting presentation “Limassol, Upcoming Development, pluses and minuses”, organised by the Limassol Architects Association at the Municipal Cultural Centre “Panos Solomonidis”, was completed today, June 2.

The aim of the presentation was to encourage a public debate on the need for an integrated and a sustainable development policy, in view of the rapid growth that transforms our city.

The position of Yiannis Misirlis, Deputy Chairman of the Cyprus Land and Building Developers Association and Director of Imperio Group, is based on the creation of an alternative development model with a long-term vision.

As he said in his presentation, “The right Urban Planning creates an alternative development model capable of responding to the needs of modern citizens. Tall mixed-use buildings create a community and are important in upgrading cities and improving the quality of city life. Tall buildings are necessary for Limassol. Not only do they upgrade the city, the environment and the product, but they also offer a lifestyle that citizens are increasingly looking for”.

In conclusion, “Limassol is changing and offers new challenges and opportunities. With a long-term vision and serious investment in architecture, urban design and development, we can create a wonderful world-class city”.

2014 was an important year for Imperio, as the company celebrated 10 years of successes, including the design & construction of fantastic residential and commercial properties as well as attracting overseas property investors. The company organised a series of events, called The Butterfly Effect, which were held throughout the year, each focusing on achieving a valuable contribution to society at large. The celebrations culminated in a fundraising gala dinner at the Four Seasons Hotel in Limassol on Friday October 10, 2014.

Imperio Team

Dignitaries and officials who attended the gala dinner and addressed the guests included Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades, a number of Ministers of the Republic, Members of the House of Representatives, as well as leading figures in the society and industry of Cyprus. All proceeds from the dinner were donated to the Centre for Preventive Paediatrics, based in Limassol.

For more information on the year’s celebration activities, click <a href=”https://www.imperioproperties.com/thebutterflyeffect” target=”_blank”>here</a>.

Please see below a glimpse of the fundraising gala dinner.