Cyprus used its six-month Presidency of the Council of the EU to push forward key European files on digital policy, artificial intelligence, research and innovation, Deputy Minister Nicodemos Damianou said, arguing that the country had helped shape a more ambitious agenda for Europe’s technological future.
Speaking on CyBC’s Apo Mera se Mera , Damianou said the Presidency had received broad recognition from European partners, something he linked to the preparation,
