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The organizing committee of the Digital Agenda Cyprus Summit (DA24) and the Cyprus Cocktail Festival announced that the Cyprus Archaeological Museum will remain open until 9 PM on Wednesday, October 9, coinciding with the summit and festival. This initiative aims to link Cyprus's vibrant past with the innovative discussions planned for the event.
The extension of hours was made possible through the prompt response of the Deputy Ministry of Culture to the organizers' request. The committee expressed gratitude to the Deputy Ministry, the Department of Antiquities, and particularly to Deputy Minister Vasiliki Kassianidou for facilitating this important initiative. This arrangement allows primarily younger attendees at DA24 and the Cocktail Festival to enjoy an evening of entertainment and engage in discussions while exploring the museum's unique exhibits. Entrance to the museum will be free from 6 PM to 10 PM.
A guided tour will be offered by Visit Nicosia beginning at 8pm.
The Digital Agenda Cyprus Summit is a modern regional conference focused on discussing global, regional, and local issues, featuring renowned speakers from around the world.
The Cyprus Cocktail Festival, regarded as one of the world's top 15 cocktail festivals, brings together ten award-winning bars from Europe and ten leading bars from Cyprus to create unique cocktails. It serves as a networking event within the Digital Agenda Cyprus Summit, providing an opportunity for local residents to mingle with conference attendees and speakers in a new-age setting. Admission to the festival is free.
For more information, visit www.digitalagendacy.com.
