According to the Digital Decade report 2026, in Cyprus, 55.75% of individuals aged 16-74 have at least basic digital skills. This figure has increased by 6.2% annually since 2023, but it remains below the EU average of 60.40%.

2026 Digital Decade Eurobarometer report for Cyprus reflects Cypriot citizens' attitudes, priorities, and concerns regarding digital rights, AI, and the EU's digital policy goals based on research conducted between February and March 2026.

Cyprus has a strong foundation for its digital transition with extensive gigabit connectivity coverage. Three-quarters of SMEs have reached at least a basic level of digital readiness. Businesses uptake well advanced technologies, such as cloud and data analytics, but adoption of AI is slow which may hinder their competitiveness. The digital skills gap is narrowing, however disparities based on education level and age persist. 

The Cyprus Digital Skills and Jobs Coalition aims to bridge the digital divide and promote digital literacy. State strategies include the 'Digital Strategy for Cyprus (2020-2025)' and the 'Digital Skills - National Action Plan 2021-2025'. These plans focus on e-government, digital economy, connectivity, digital skills development, and security. 

National initiatives, supported by the Recovery and Resilience Plan, include investments in communication infrastructure, digital public services, digital education, and upskilling and reskilling programs. The plan also promotes e-government, the establishment of an Intelligent Transport System, and initiatives to integrate digital technologies into schools through programs like Innovative Schools and eSafe Schools.