Malta Maritime Forum expresses concern over suspension of Ras Ħanżir terminal works
Infrastructure Malta has terminated the contract for the development of a new quay in the Ras Ħanżir area
Malta Maritime Forum expresses concern over suspension of Ras Ħanżir terminal works
Infrastructure Malta has terminated the contract for the development of a new quay in the Ras Ħanżir area
Malta’s minimum wage growth slower than EU peers, now eighth lowest in EU
Malta now ranks eighth lowest among EU states with a national minimum wage
Joint BCA-OHSA inspections uncover widespread violations in construction sector
It was explained that the findings of these investigations will be forwarded to the relevant enforcement authorities
Malta’s trade in goods deficit expands to €4.63 billion in 2024 as imports outpace exports
This expansion was driven by higher import volumes, particularly in mineral fuels, lubricants, and machinery, despite an uptick in exports
Co-creation, sustainable strategies, and innovation in Malta’s food supply chains: ‘Living Lab’ brings together 57 stakeholders
The event was organised by the Malta Food Agency withMalta Enterprise, The Malta Chamber, Mgarr Farms and Koperattivi Malta
Malta ranks third in AI optimism for economic impact
The survey showed that Maltese respondents were the most optimistic in the EU about AI’s effect on their jobs
KM Malta Airlines introduces direct flights to Istanbul
This new direct service is launching on 2nd June 2025
Malta launches smart manufacturing project to boost innovation and economic growth
The initiative is part of a broader program that includes 10 innovative research projects
Aquatic Resources Malta launches new project to diversify fish species in Maltese aquaculture
The project is being carried out at the San Lucian Tower laboratory, managed by Aquatic Resources Malta
The ‘fundamental flaw’ in Malta’s pension system
David Spiteri Gingell notes various flaws
Malta’s citizenship-by-investment scheme retains top spot in global rankings
The scheme was introduced in 2013 and amended in 2020
Rising costs, labour challenges, and high interest rates remain key risks for Europe’s hotel industry
Rising costs and input inflation remain a primary concern
EU states eye property tax surges – and Malta’s property market could benefit
Malta remains highly competitive for foreign buyers looking to invest in property on the island
EU has unveiled the world’s biggest private-public partnership for AI race – Malta’s experts weigh in
While the figures look promising, the question remains: will this be enough to secure the EU's positioning in the game?
‘Attracting higher-spending tourists essential for a sustainable tourism strategy’ – MHRA
In 2024, 5-star hotels maintained positive occupancy levels while 4-star hotels saw a marginal decline