PN pledges ‘clear quotas’ for work and residence permits
PN says it will publish clear quotas for work and residence permits within five months of returning to Government
MDB and Xjenza Malta launch initiative to help start-ups bring innovations to market
The scheme specifically targets one of the biggest challenges faced by innovative businesses: access to finance
Malta retains A+ rating with stable outlook – Scope
Strong growth and prudent fiscal management
Moody’s reaffirms Malta’s A2 credit rating with stable outlook
'Strong trend growth, moderate debt and strong institutional framework'
12,300 people use Sliema – Buġibba – Gozo fast ferry in week one
Fast ferry service set to be expanded further, with Valletta - Marsaskala route next in line
Clyde Caruana forecasts small surplus by 2029
Malta’s 2025 deficit confirmed at a mere 2.2% of its GDP
Malta ranks 14th in Europe by GDP per capita
Meanwhile, it climbs to 7th in real purchasing power by 2030
Economic uncertainty in Malta declines despite election rumours
Economic uncertainty declined in Malta in March while it rose across the EU
Gozitans happier than most, report more satisfaction with jobs, relationships
For six years, Gozo recorded consistent increases across all key satisfaction indicators
Malta’s high DBRS rating safe for now, but energy crisis clouds outlook
Malta’s economy expanded by 4.0% in 2025
Paceville as it now stands
Philip Fenech says people should look beyond nostalgia and recognise Paceville’s prime position in the new economy
Mġarr Harbour: Gozo’s lifeline under growing strain
Planning, infrastructure, and Gozo's future
‘We realise the importance of Gozo as part of our economy’ – FBO Regulator
Joseph Gerada on the Gozitan microclimate, the urgency of succession planning, and the importance of corporate governance
Malta workforce doubles in 14 years
There were 330,000 persons in employment at the end of 2025, double the 165,000 workers registered in 2011
Maltese trailers ‘face €272 surcharge’ for Genoa trip due to war-driven cost surges
ATTO warned these increases will ripple through the supply chain and ultimately impact Maltese consumers
PN pledges ‘clear quotas’ for work and residence permits
PN says it will publish clear quotas for work and residence permits within five months of returning to Government
MDB and Xjenza Malta launch initiative to help start-ups bring innovations to market
The scheme specifically targets one of the biggest challenges faced by innovative businesses: access to finance
Malta retains A+ rating with stable outlook – Scope
Strong growth and prudent fiscal management
Moody’s reaffirms Malta’s A2 credit rating with stable outlook
'Strong trend growth, moderate debt and strong institutional framework'
12,300 people use Sliema – Buġibba – Gozo fast ferry in week one
Fast ferry service set to be expanded further, with Valletta - Marsaskala route next in line
Clyde Caruana forecasts small surplus by 2029
Malta’s 2025 deficit confirmed at a mere 2.2% of its GDP
Malta ranks 14th in Europe by GDP per capita
Meanwhile, it climbs to 7th in real purchasing power by 2030
Economic uncertainty in Malta declines despite election rumours
Economic uncertainty declined in Malta in March while it rose across the EU
Gozitans happier than most, report more satisfaction with jobs, relationships
For six years, Gozo recorded consistent increases across all key satisfaction indicators
Malta’s high DBRS rating safe for now, but energy crisis clouds outlook
Malta’s economy expanded by 4.0% in 2025
Paceville as it now stands
Philip Fenech says people should look beyond nostalgia and recognise Paceville’s prime position in the new economy
Mġarr Harbour: Gozo’s lifeline under growing strain
Planning, infrastructure, and Gozo's future
‘We realise the importance of Gozo as part of our economy’ – FBO Regulator
Joseph Gerada on the Gozitan microclimate, the urgency of succession planning, and the importance of corporate governance
Malta workforce doubles in 14 years
There were 330,000 persons in employment at the end of 2025, double the 165,000 workers registered in 2011
Maltese trailers ‘face €272 surcharge’ for Genoa trip due to war-driven cost surges
ATTO warned these increases will ripple through the supply chain and ultimately impact Maltese consumers