Leonid McKay appointed CEO of Jobsplus
He previously served as chief of the Authority for the Responsible Use of Cannabis, the Housing Authority and Caritas Malta
Malta one of four EU member states willing to recognise Palestine as a state – Robert Abela
Spain, Slovenia, Ireland and Malta also called for an immediate and permanent ceasefire
Taking a closer look at Malta’s eGovernment Benchmark ranking
MITA’s Priscilla Bugeja guides us through the European eGovernment Benchmark and Malta’s spot atop of it
Government records €44.5 million deficit between July and September 2023
Debt increased by €715 million over the previous year
Aaron Farrugia biggest loser as Prime Minister springs surprise Cabinet reshuffle
Former Health Minister Chris Fearne will be Malta’s nominee to the European Commission
Malta Fiscal Advisory Council endorses Finance Ministry’s macroeconomic forecasts
The Council suggests that GDP growth may be higher than estimated in 2023, but lower in 2024
€72 million European Investment Bank loan to boost competitiveness disbursed to Malta
The EIB funds will finance public sector projects and initiatives that are intended to boost Malta's social and economic infrastructure
Malta’s Government debt edges closer to €10 billion
By the end of October 2023, the Government’s Consolidated Fund reported a deficit of €155.7 million.
A closer look at Government finances
The large majority of Government debt is held by local institutions and private investors
NAO pushes adoption of accrual accounting in Government ‘to obtain a true picture of its finances’
The adoption of accrual-based accounting for public service has been the subject of discussion for decades
Despite surge in income tax revenue, Malta Government finances remain in the red
The Government Consolidated Fund reported a deficit of €103.5 million
Government achieves surplus but debt grows
Government coffers were boosted by higher revenues from tax income
Malta takes seat at United Nations Security Council
The country will sit on the global institution for two years
Deficit shrinks as Government income recovers
Public expenditure increased, but it was offset by higher VAT, income tax and social security revenues
High level US-Malta talks underway as Ian Borg meets Anthony Blinken, Pete Buttigieg
The Minister met with the US cabinet officials as Malta gears up to take a seat at UN Security Council
Leonid McKay appointed CEO of Jobsplus
He previously served as chief of the Authority for the Responsible Use of Cannabis, the Housing Authority and Caritas Malta
Malta one of four EU member states willing to recognise Palestine as a state – Robert Abela
Spain, Slovenia, Ireland and Malta also called for an immediate and permanent ceasefire
Taking a closer look at Malta’s eGovernment Benchmark ranking
MITA’s Priscilla Bugeja guides us through the European eGovernment Benchmark and Malta’s spot atop of it
Government records €44.5 million deficit between July and September 2023
Debt increased by €715 million over the previous year
Aaron Farrugia biggest loser as Prime Minister springs surprise Cabinet reshuffle
Former Health Minister Chris Fearne will be Malta’s nominee to the European Commission
Malta Fiscal Advisory Council endorses Finance Ministry’s macroeconomic forecasts
The Council suggests that GDP growth may be higher than estimated in 2023, but lower in 2024
€72 million European Investment Bank loan to boost competitiveness disbursed to Malta
The EIB funds will finance public sector projects and initiatives that are intended to boost Malta's social and economic infrastructure
Malta’s Government debt edges closer to €10 billion
By the end of October 2023, the Government’s Consolidated Fund reported a deficit of €155.7 million.
A closer look at Government finances
The large majority of Government debt is held by local institutions and private investors
NAO pushes adoption of accrual accounting in Government ‘to obtain a true picture of its finances’
The adoption of accrual-based accounting for public service has been the subject of discussion for decades
Despite surge in income tax revenue, Malta Government finances remain in the red
The Government Consolidated Fund reported a deficit of €103.5 million
Government achieves surplus but debt grows
Government coffers were boosted by higher revenues from tax income
Malta takes seat at United Nations Security Council
The country will sit on the global institution for two years
Deficit shrinks as Government income recovers
Public expenditure increased, but it was offset by higher VAT, income tax and social security revenues
High level US-Malta talks underway as Ian Borg meets Anthony Blinken, Pete Buttigieg
The Minister met with the US cabinet officials as Malta gears up to take a seat at UN Security Council