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Launch of the educational book for children ‘ The Mystery of the Signs’
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The book 'The Mystery of Signs' has been officially published. This book, on the initiative of MaritimeMT, brought together the efforts of a number of entities that worked together on this educational project.
Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Public Works Chris Bonett thanked all those who contributed to the launch of this book which he described as an investment in...
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Malta supports EU – West Balkan collaboration on irregular immigration, security : Prime Minister Robert Abela addresses Western Balkans summit with European Union
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Prime Minister Robert Abela took part in the EU and Western Balkans leaders’ meeting in Brussels.
The meeting served as an opportunity to maintain momentum for the strategic partnership between the European Union and the Western Balkans.
The main topics discussed at the Summit were enlarging the EU through the entry of new Member States from the Western Balkans and strengthening...
Addressing the EU and Western Balkans leaders in Brussels, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola stressed that faced with today's global geopolitical realities, it was time to move faster with regards to enlargement."Dear colleagues,
In the last decade, the EU has lost more Members than we have gained. For two decades, we have been unable to match our rhetoric with action...
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Esplora announces the launch of an exclusive “Santa’s STEM Factory” event for the 2024 Christmas season
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This Christmas, the Esplora will transform itself into Santa Claus' STEM factory where there will be a fantastic variety of interactive shows, hands-on workshops as well as interesting exhibitions related to science and which will be suitable for visitors of all ages.
During this period visitors are invited to attend Esplora to enter the fascinating world of STEM subjects...
As 2024 draws to a close, The Phoenicia Malta celebrates both the first anniversary of its award-winning restaurant Contessa and its latest awards and accolades.
The Phoenicia Malta is celebrating a successful close to 2024 with new recognition
across a series of prestigious awards and nominations in international hospitality and
tourism, adding to its long list of accolades.
Following its national-level success at...
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Wied Inċita open to the public: a 20,000-square-metre green space restored
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Wied Inċita, a 20,000 square-metre green space in the heart of the country, is now open for public enjoyment following months of restoration work by Ambjent Malta. This initiative transformed the area into a family-friendly destination and marks the first phase of a larger space planned to open to the public.
The project, inaugurated by Minister for the Environment Miriam...
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New four-year contract for Malta Women’s National Team Head Coach Manuela Tesse
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Malta Women's National Team Head Coach Manuela Tesse will remain in charge of the team for the next four years following the renewal of her contract.
The decision was taken following the Malta FA Executive Board meeting that took place on Tuesday 17th December 2024.
Tesse first joined the Women's National Team in December 2022, having initially signed a contract until...
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Dr Maria Azzopardi has been appointed as the new Malta FA General Secretary as of 1st January 2025.
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Dr Maria Azzopardi has been appointed as the new Malta FA General Secretary as of 1st January 2025.
This decision was announced during the Malta FA Executive Board meeting that took place on Tuesday 17th December 2024.
She will replace Dr Angelo Chetcuti, who formally communicated his intention to step down from the role at the end of this calendar year...
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has lost a no-confidence vote in parliament leaving the country to face an early national election, probably next February.
The vote was brought about after the government's three-way coalition collapsed.
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Malta Supports the call for global peace, human rights, and regional stability: Deputy Prime Minister Ian Borg
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“Our hard-earned unity is key to ensuring our credibility in the international sphere, and all of us are responsible for preserving that” – Deputy Prime Minister Ian Borg
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Tourism, Ian Borg, reaffirmed Malta’s unwavering commitment to global peace, human rights, and regional stability at the Foreign Affairs Council (FAC) held today...