‘We have reached a natural saturation point in many sectors where further expansion is becoming illogical’ – Kevin J. Borg
MEA Director General calls for moving up the value chain by offering a higher-quality product in sectors where Malta has ...
Survey reveals diminished optimism among Maltese businesses for 2024
Economic activity remains overall relatively healthy
Malta ‘urgently needs a cohesive economic vision with clear deliverables’ – Malta Chamber CEO
Marthese Portelli and The Malta Chamber had strong words about the Government's economic and social policy direction.
‘Time to pass the baton’: Kurt Farrugia reflects on ‘five incredible years’ as Malta Enterprise CEO
He will be replaced by George Gregory, who was announced as his successor on Monday.
Economic growth in Malta expected to moderate, but ‘remain strong’ – Central Bank
GDP is expected to grow by 4.3 per cent in 2024, while private investment is forecast to ‘gradually recover’.
Cruise industry leaves ‘substantial impact’ on Malta’s economy – Valletta Cruise Port CEO
Stephen Xuereb emphasises Malta's central position in the Mediterranean puts the country at an advantage for the cruise industry.
‘Sustainability and ESG principles are key factors for our economy to remain competitive’ – BOV CEO
Kenneth Farrugia’s comments came during a seminar organised by The Malta Chamber together with BOV, which focused on the current ...
‘Grateful for the experience’: Liz Barbaro Sant’s time as TradeMalta Chairperson comes to an end
She also announced that her period as Vice President at The Malta Chamber has ended.
‘Volume over quality’ approach has made Malta ‘unproductive’, says Daphne Grech Cumbo
She notes that businesses can counteract this by investing in their people and allowing them to be more innovative.
‘What we need is an economic structure that drives human development’ – MCESD Chairman
Minister for Finance and Employment Clyde Caruana recently stated that Malta’s population will grow to 800,000 by 2040 to maintain ...
‘You have been an inspiration’: The Malta Chamber CEO hails outgoing President Marisa Xuereb
Chris Vassallo Cesareo has been elected as the 72nd President of The Malta Chamber for the next two years.
‘As a stock exchange, we recognise the challenges companies face’ – MSE Exec Chairman Joseph Portelli
Malta Stock Exchange will hold its first annual Governance, Risk and Compliance Summit on 2nd February 2023.
‘A reminder of the strong economic recovery Malta has experienced’ – Malta Enterprise CEO
Kurt Farrugia was speaking during a visit to survey solutions company R3Vox Ltd’s facility in Imrieħel.
‘We have learnt that one should not take things for granted’ – Edward Scicluna
Malta’s former Finance Minister and the Governor of the Central Bank believes that the island’s economy is on the ‘verge ...
Malta Enterprise CEO hails ZenPharm licence a ‘milestone for Malta’s medical cannabis industry’
Kurt Farrugia says this novel sector is gaining momentum locally.
‘We have reached a natural saturation point in many sectors where further expansion is becoming illogical’ – Kevin J. Borg
MEA Director General calls for moving up the value chain by offering a higher-quality product in sectors where Malta has ...
Survey reveals diminished optimism among Maltese businesses for 2024
Economic activity remains overall relatively healthy
Malta ‘urgently needs a cohesive economic vision with clear deliverables’ – Malta Chamber CEO
Marthese Portelli and The Malta Chamber had strong words about the Government's economic and social policy direction.
‘Time to pass the baton’: Kurt Farrugia reflects on ‘five incredible years’ as Malta Enterprise CEO
He will be replaced by George Gregory, who was announced as his successor on Monday.
Economic growth in Malta expected to moderate, but ‘remain strong’ – Central Bank
GDP is expected to grow by 4.3 per cent in 2024, while private investment is forecast to ‘gradually recover’.
Cruise industry leaves ‘substantial impact’ on Malta’s economy – Valletta Cruise Port CEO
Stephen Xuereb emphasises Malta's central position in the Mediterranean puts the country at an advantage for the cruise industry.
‘Sustainability and ESG principles are key factors for our economy to remain competitive’ – BOV CEO
Kenneth Farrugia’s comments came during a seminar organised by The Malta Chamber together with BOV, which focused on the current ...
‘Grateful for the experience’: Liz Barbaro Sant’s time as TradeMalta Chairperson comes to an end
She also announced that her period as Vice President at The Malta Chamber has ended.
‘Volume over quality’ approach has made Malta ‘unproductive’, says Daphne Grech Cumbo
She notes that businesses can counteract this by investing in their people and allowing them to be more innovative.
‘What we need is an economic structure that drives human development’ – MCESD Chairman
Minister for Finance and Employment Clyde Caruana recently stated that Malta’s population will grow to 800,000 by 2040 to maintain ...
‘You have been an inspiration’: The Malta Chamber CEO hails outgoing President Marisa Xuereb
Chris Vassallo Cesareo has been elected as the 72nd President of The Malta Chamber for the next two years.
‘As a stock exchange, we recognise the challenges companies face’ – MSE Exec Chairman Joseph Portelli
Malta Stock Exchange will hold its first annual Governance, Risk and Compliance Summit on 2nd February 2023.
‘A reminder of the strong economic recovery Malta has experienced’ – Malta Enterprise CEO
Kurt Farrugia was speaking during a visit to survey solutions company R3Vox Ltd’s facility in Imrieħel.
‘We have learnt that one should not take things for granted’ – Edward Scicluna
Malta’s former Finance Minister and the Governor of the Central Bank believes that the island’s economy is on the ‘verge ...
Malta Enterprise CEO hails ZenPharm licence a ‘milestone for Malta’s medical cannabis industry’
Kurt Farrugia says this novel sector is gaining momentum locally.
