Gozo cargo ship can cut traffic and Ċirkewwa queues, say business groups
'A much needed investment'
‘Masks were due to come off on 1st July, and indeed they have’ – Howard Keith Debono
Events professionals are promising to be in front of Parliament at 10.30am on Saturday in protest
Over 42,000 passengers used fast ferry service in first month of operation
Minister Ian Borg described the support measures incorporated in the fast ferry service as being part of a holistic project
Talks for air link to Tripoli underway
Air Malta flies to Libya for first time since July 2014
Malta airport appeals to visitors to bring digital vaccine documents ‘whenever possible’
Malta International Airport expects to see ‘several passengers’ arriving with missing or paper-based documents
‘Malta has reached a point where it cannot depend only on local workers’ – Economy Minister
He spoke during a panel discussion on Malta’s Economic Vision on the area of education and employment
Malta opens up COVID vaccination to non-resident TCN and asylum-seeker groups on walk-in basis
Deputy PM Chris Fearne has stated he wants 85% of Malta's population to get fully vaccinated
Local unemployment slightly down in May as number of EU unemployed remains over 15 million
Only Czechia and the Netherlands have lower unemployment rates than Malta
Scam calls claiming recipient has been flagged for ‘money laundering’ offences circulating
Malta has seen a rise in fraudulent text messages and calls with hackers attempting to gain personal information
Green development central to Malta’s economic future, say ministers
'Environmental degradation is no longer "sine qua non" to economic success'
Fitch ratings agency confirms no immediate impact from Malta greylisting
It cautioned that the response by Malta’s authorities will have an importance bearing in assessing potential credit rating impact
Malta obtains CAP derogations allowing more direct assistance, increase in tuna allocation
A recent meeting of agriculture ministers confirmed several important decisions for the Maltese primary sector
MFSA to improve authorisation process for financial professionals
Revised process includes centralised web platform, new forms and guidelines, and a commitment to established timeframes
UK tourists require physical vaccine certificate, digital version not accepted by Maltese authorities
The last-minute update has caused consternation among visitors
UK to ditch EU state aid rules in favour of more ‘flexible’ approach
Subsidy Control Bill dubbed ‘the most important bit of post-Brexit legislation yet’
Malta Chamber & MCAST join forces to promote local furniture production, address shortage of workers
The furniture sector in Malta is facing enormous competition from countries having low production costs