FIABCI-Cyprus
Executives
| Name | Ioannis Antoniou |
|---|---|
| Position | President |
| tmamarkides@gmail.com | |
| Gender | male |
| Name | Kleovoulos Tofarides |
|---|---|
| Position | Past President |
| k.n.tofarides@tofarco.com | |
| Gender | male |
| Name | Dinos Michaelides |
|---|---|
| Position | Past President |
| dinos.michaelides@cytanet.com.cy | |
| Gender | male |
| Name | Kleanthis Tofarides |
|---|---|
| Position | Treasurer |
| info@aktconsultant.com | |
| Gender | male |
| Name | Tasos Stavrou |
|---|---|
| Position | Vice President |
| t.stavrou@aristodevelopers.com | |
| Gender | male |
| Name | Angelos Georgiou |
|---|---|
| Position | Vice President |
| info@acgeorgiou.com | |
| Gender | male |
Contact Information
38 Griva Digenis Ave. & 3 Deligiorgis Str.
Nicosia
CY-1509
+357 22 889722
Email : FiabciCyprus@ccci.org.cy
Skype : zach.manitaras1
Website : www.fiabci.com.cy
Blog : https://www.facebook.com/Fiabci-Cyprus-66983891979
Description
Fiabci-Cyprus chapter, which has been an active member of the Federation since 1979.
The principal members of FIABCI Cyprus are the Cyprus Land & Building Developers Association, the Cyprus Real Estate Agents Association, and the Neapolis University of Paphos and the University of Nicosia as academic members. FIABCI Cyprus has developed a wealth of activities abroad, and its members are involved in many committees and boards within FIABCI. Proof of this dynamic engagement, and its recognition by the International Federation, was the organization of the World Congress of FIABCI in Cyprus in 2011.
FIABCI Cyprus invests in education, aiming at excellent training for those wishing to pursue a career in the industry. In collaboration with the Neapolis University of Paphos and the University of Nicosia, it offers the internationally recognized degree of FIABCI International Real Estate Consultant Designation (FIREC).
Through their participation in international conferences and other FIABCI events, the members of FIABCI Cyprus have the opportunity to inform their colleagues about the Cyprus problem, primarily highlighting the issue of usurpation of Greek-Cypriot properties in occupied Cyprus.
