From derelict food market to futuristic Centre of Excellence: inside a Cyprus success story
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It is housed in what once was a derelict food market building. It is now a thriving regional hub for immersive technologies. Its urban regeneration project has been shortlisted as one of the EU´s top social cohesion projects. An ongoing metamorphosis… made in Europe.
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From derelict food market to futuristic Centre of Excellence: inside a Cyprus success story. It is housed in what once was a derelict food market building. It is now a thriving regional hub for immersive technologies. Its urban regeneration project has been shortlisted as one of the EU´s top social cohesion projects. An ongoing metamorphosis… made in Europe. Covered by 1 publications. Euronews: From derelict food market to futuristic Centre of Excellence: inside a Cyprus success story.
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- Euronews France From derelict food market to futuristic Centre of Excellence: inside a Cyprus success story It is housed in what once was a derelict food market building. It is now a thriving regional hub for immersive technologies. Its urban regeneration project has been shortlisted as one of the EU´s top social cohesion projects. An ongoing metamorphosis… made in Europe. 1 h ago · Tier 3
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