For the first time, the CEO of the Malta Gaming Authority will be nominated following a public call for applications.
“This is the first time that the highest post within the authority will be filled after a public call, thus this enhances the transparency and credibility at which the CEO of the authority will be appointed”, said Economy Minister Schembri, adding that such a stance complements the Authority’s work in safeguarding the Maltese jurisdiction in the field.
Minister Schembri added that the same is being done in other entities and authorities, and the MGA’s public call demonstrates the autonomy of key institutions as well as the government’s commitment in carrying out open calls of this kind across the board whilst providing the necessary tools and resources in their day-to-day operations.
Applications for this post close on Monday 4th January at noon. For more details, visit here
The former MGA CEO, Heathcliff Farrugia, resigned in October 2020 along with his righthand man, Karl Brincat Peplow, the chief officer in charge of authorisation.
Mr Farrugia had been appointed to the helm of the MGA back in 2014
Media reports said the two were reportedly planning on setting up a joint venture.
Government responsible for ensuring infrastructure supports economic model – Employers’ Association
Economic growth has relied heavily on sustained construction and was encouraged by government’s pro-development policies, it said
Only one in three Maltese family businesses have a written succession plan
A survey of 150 businesses also found that while turnover increased for most respondents, half reported stagnant profits
‘Smart Regulation, More Agility’ event will see businesses propose ideas for more agile regulatory environment
It will focus on legislative amendments, the Malta Business Wallet, and the Youth Enterprise Framework, among other things