The Malta Chamber expressed its disappointment in the manner in which the current electoral campaign was developing insofar, as serious issues were not being given the deserved respect, as they were being rendered political footballs for cheap points.

The Chamber had raised doubts on the current laws in the past, even suggesting that they were in breach of the fundamental human right to own and enjoy private property.

The participants which came from 15 countries, shared their views and ambitions with like-minded ambitious businesses, in a speed-B2B event.

The Malta Chamber applauded the launch of the Considerate Construction Scheme aimed at raising professional standards in the building industry.

Japan is the third largest economy in the world and a well-established market for high quality products.

The Malta Chamber noted the 2019 Country Specific Recommendations for Malta, published by the European Commission on 5th June, as it observed how these echoed the Chamber’s opinions in several areas.

"The situation is now dire, and no more time can be wasted"

“No business is too small to be at risk of a cyber security attack”

The Chamber warns that the national carrier Air Malta must remain a priority for Government and all needs to be done to safeguard its position in the market.

The information session which was organised by the Malta Chamber in collaboration with Jobsplus provided a detailed explanation about the principle changes that were enacted in the new law.

The Chamber and the Bank are looking forward to continue building on the strong relationship they enjoy, by organising seminars on priority matters that add value to the business community.

During the meeting, issues relating to the White Paper about Rent Laws, compulsory union membership, the transposition of the Work-Life Balance Directive and Brexit were discussed.

The Master plan should aim at maximising efficiency and further increase business flow in Malta’s primary port.

During the courtesy visit, Perit Xuereb shared the Chamber’s ambitions for the coming years with the Head of State.

Had there not been an appeal to this process, the inconsistencies may have gone unnoticed creating a serious and dangerous precedent for law-abiding companies and taxpayers

The Executive Boards of the Economic Groups discuss issues that are specific to the nature of the group they represent.

The Board of Management is tasked with advising Council on policy matters and the administration of the Chamber.

The electoral process follows the Annual General Meeting which was held on 25th March

The former President of the Malta Chamber said that Malta’s EU membership, which was strongly promoted by the Chamber of Commerce, had resulted in very positive results for the nation's economy, opening up new frontiers and business opportunities previously unforeseen.

The CEO of Air Malta said that Malta’s long-term strategic interest and future economic development could not be allowed to "depend exclusively on the short-term profit motives of internationally-owned airlines.”

Dr Brincat said that the further extension of child-care facilities to shift workers, for example, would allow more women to enter the labour market, further boosting productivity at the national level.

“Our manufacturing industry is facing a number of challenges, not least one of the most important is the lack of employees in terms of quantities and quality," the Chairman of the Malta Chamber’s Manufacturers and other Industries Economic Group said.

First meeting to convene on Friday, during which the new President will be elected.

Prime Minister addresses ‘State of the Maltese Economy’, an event organised by the Malta Chamber and EMCS

Leader of the Opposition questions the sustainability of Malta’s economic successes

Chamber President addresses ‘State of the Maltese Economy’, an event featuring leading voices on the subject, providing an analysis of the performance of the Maltese Economy

The Chamber Vice-President said the Chamber’s proposals were primarily focused on maintaining the importance and relevance of Malta’s domestic workforce.

“Sustainable mobility has to be at the top of our agenda," the General Manager of Malta Public Transport said.

Outgoing President Frank V. Farrugia addresses Chamber members for one last time during AGM