Preserving authenticity should be an aconomic priority
From Sudan to Sliema, Kathmandu to Qormi – every journey is a window into the world
GDP growth is forecast to decline to 3.9% in 2025 and ease further to 3.6% by 2026
Despite international headwinds, the Maltese economy delivered solid growth in 2024
Malta’s population 'is what it is,' said Alexander Demarco, urging businesses to invest in tech and AI
He said the latest data 'reaffirms the effectiveness of the Government's economic strategy'
The agency noted that Malta's GDP per capita has caught up to the EU average, reflecting broad-based economic growth
The SME Chamber stresses the necessity of placing SMEs at the heart of Malta Vision 2050
It emphasised the importance of moving away from short-term planning and towards a more sustainable, people-centred model of national development
This is when compared to the same period in 2023
The Vision provides a roadmap for national development across key areas such as the economy, society, and governance
Stephanie Fabri urges businesses to prepare for a more unpredictable global environment
New data paints a clear picture of Malta’s expanding workforce over the last decade
While Malta continues to outpace eurozone peers in GDP growth, sectoral data suggests a growing reliance on less productive industries
The largest component of these assets was Direct Investment
Preserving authenticity should be an aconomic priority
From Sudan to Sliema, Kathmandu to Qormi – every journey is a window into the world
GDP growth is forecast to decline to 3.9% in 2025 and ease further to 3.6% by 2026
Despite international headwinds, the Maltese economy delivered solid growth in 2024
Malta’s population 'is what it is,' said Alexander Demarco, urging businesses to invest in tech and AI
He said the latest data 'reaffirms the effectiveness of the Government's economic strategy'
The agency noted that Malta's GDP per capita has caught up to the EU average, reflecting broad-based economic growth
The SME Chamber stresses the necessity of placing SMEs at the heart of Malta Vision 2050
It emphasised the importance of moving away from short-term planning and towards a more sustainable, people-centred model of national development
This is when compared to the same period in 2023
The Vision provides a roadmap for national development across key areas such as the economy, society, and governance
Stephanie Fabri urges businesses to prepare for a more unpredictable global environment
New data paints a clear picture of Malta’s expanding workforce over the last decade
While Malta continues to outpace eurozone peers in GDP growth, sectoral data suggests a growing reliance on less productive industries
The largest component of these assets was Direct Investment