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“An immediate and permanent ceasefire is essential now to end the horrific suffering in Gaza” – Minister Ian Borg
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In a video call with US State Secretary Antony Blinken during the EU Foreign Ministers meeting in Brussels, Minister for Foreign and European Affairs and Trade Ian Borg reiterated Malta’s call for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza.
Minister Borg emphasised the need to safeguard human life and ensure that humanitarian aid access remains unimpeded. Minister Borg also urged...
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Cleaner and More Sustainable Transport Solutions Incentivised by Transport Malta’s Financial Incentives
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• €17.3 Million in grants for more sustainable transport
• 5 Financial Incentives covering various vehicle categories
Transport Malta, in collaboration with the Ministry for Transport, Infrastructure, and Public Works, unveils the relaunch of financial incentives tailored to promote greener and more sustainable transportation options.
These grants, targeting owners of vehicles in Malta, serve to encourage the use of eco-conscious vehicles, driving...
Today marks an important step in our country towards fostering innovation and entrepreneurship as the government officially launched the Malta Venture Capital Ltd, a €10 million fund aimed at providing equity investment in focused startup companies on innovative technologies.
During the first TechXpo held in Malta last September, the concept of the Venture Capital Fund was announced, which recognized the...
Malta will send humanitarian aid to the Palestinian people in Gaza. Through the Department of Civil Protection, supplies of food, water and medicines will be sent to a people who are currently facing great difficulties in accessing these important resources.
The Prime Minister Robert Abela together with the Minister for the Interior, Security and Work Byron Camilleri visited the final...
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A new exhibition related to the maritime sector was inaugurated in Esplora, using new technologies
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At Esplora, the Parliamentary Secretary for Youth, Research and Innovation, Keith Azzopardi Tanti together with Professor Alan Deidun, on behalf of the University of Malta, inaugurated a new exhibition that using technologies new ones, among them holograms, will be showing the life under the sea in an interactive way and to help the children to better imagine the maritime...
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15 tons of waste are collected in four hours after the St. Patrick’s Day festivities in St. Julian’s
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The Division for Cleaning and Maintenance collected around 15 tons of waste in four hours after the St. Patrick's Day festivities in St. Julian's.
CleanMalta's work in the said locality involved 22 workers who through 2 refuse vehicles, high pressure street washer, water bowser, 3 tipper vans and 2 fully electric sweepers toured areas in San Điljan which include all...
Adam is an ex-con who goes back to his old neighbourhood after serving a 16-year prison sentence for murder. Mike, sick of doing the bidding of his drug-dealing uncle, is desperate to leave his sordid life behind him. When Adam and Mike's paths converge, their inescapable destinies give way to violence -- and a final, fleeting shot at redemption.
Starring...
The process of implementing the law that regulates temping agencies, the agencies that bring foreign workers to work in our country, is going at a very good pace.
This was said by the Parliamentary Secretary for Social Dialogue Andy Ellul when he addressed an information meeting for the operators of these agencies, at Dar il-Mediterran in Valletta. This meeting was...
The Minister for Justice and Reform of the Construction Sector Jonathan Attard presented the warrants to 14 lawyers and 2 legal procurators after they demonstrated their competence to exercise the legal profession.
In a ceremony in Spazu Kreattiv, the minister congratulated the new lawyers while stressing that it is their duty to guarantee access to justice and good legal representation...
The Malta Pavilion at maltabiennale.art was launched today at MUZA - the National Museum of Art, and will be welcoming visitors until Friday 31 May 2024.
The Minister for National Heritage, Arts and Local Government Owen Bonnici explained how the pavilion offers a unique view of our country, based on the different narratives shaped in our archipelago as a nation...