The Malta Chamber hosted the third Malta-Tunisia Business Forum in 14 months.

Chamber calls for more clarity about the case.

WES TRADE Ltd, a member of the Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry has teamed up with global players such as Airbus, to study the use of systems such as drones for future air transport.

Managing employee attendance by maximizing engagement and productivity is a priority for all employers, more so in the present labour market characterized by significant shortages.

The Malta Chamber reiterates that Government must put all the safeguards needed in place, to mitigate the full impact of the Work-Life Balance Directive.

The Malta Chamber and MHRA urge government to consult extensively with employer organisations in the implementation process to avoid additional costs on business.

Members of the Malta Chamber attended an information session organised in collaboration with the Ministry for Sustainable Development, the Environment and Climate Change about Green Public Procurement on Thursday.

Malta Chamber is setting up a Beverage Importers, Distributors and whole-salers association to assist companies involved in the sector, by providing them with solutions during the implementation of the new mandatory BCRS system. All Beverage Importers, distributors and wholesalers will be obliged at law to form part of this system and contribute directly.

In its bid to continuously understand, and keep up to date with the dynamics of the Labour Market, the Malta Chamber is carrying out a research exercise with members of the business community, to better assess what labour shortages exist in the current economic scenario.

Delegation led by the President of the Republic of Malta later this month.

Malta is currently experiencing a buoyant economy featuring unprecedented growth rates, consecutive fiscal surpluses, relative price stability, and full employment. This environment of stability is providing the ideal habitat for economic growth, new investment and the inspiration for budding new sectors.

Throughout 2018, the Malta Chamber continued to provide its members with an ever-growing portfolio of value-added services, as well as supported Malta’s business community on a number of occasions, in a variety of issues.

In a tribute to the families who have given Malta some of its foremost entrepreneurs and the country’s leading business names, the Malta Chamber celebrated what it considers the beating heart of the economy – family businesses.

The Malta Chamber in collaboration with MCAST Gateway to Industry organized an information session addressed by S.I.A. Imprese, a Sicilian company with a vast network of Sicilian and Italian skilled human resources looking for opportunities in Malta.

EUROCHAMBRES participated in the High-Level Africa Europe 2018 Forum, aimed at securing prosperity and competitiveness on both continents as well as deepening EU-African cooperation in the digital age.

1 in every 8 business participants who took part in B2B events organised by the Maltese Consortium within the EEN (Enterprise Europe Network) managed to grow their business internationally.

The Malta Business Bureau (MBB) hosted the Investing in Energy closing conference at the Malta Life Sciences Park, San Gwann earlier this month.

The Malta Chamber recently participated in ‘Yes for everybody’, a national conference organised by the Commission for the Rights of Persons with Disability.

As part of its outreach with its members, the Chamber organised an information session on the recent introduction of online submission of VAT returns and FSS end of year online submissions for employers employing 10 or more employees.

The Malta Chamber hosted its annual Christmas reception at its iconic premises, the Exchange Buildings in Republic Street, on 5th December.

Chamber members had the opportunity to provide feedback directly to the Hon Roderick Galdes on the subject, proposing innovative ideas which were well-received.

Malta Chamber, US Embassy in Malta and AmCham Malta organise seminar on business and investment opportunities in the US.

The Malta Chamber proposed that support measures to help businesses carry out investment in energy efficiency, ought to be given in grant form rather than as tax credits, as is the current practice.

Numerous young entrepreneurs attended an event on the availability of funds for start-ups titled ‘Start-Up Strong: Access to Finance’ at the Malta Chamber on 13th November. The event which was organised in collaboration with BOV, formed part of SME Week.

EU and UK negotiators reached a deal on a way forward for Brexit this week. The document provides for a customs union between Ireland and Northern Ireland, and access for financial services companies to the single market.

The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry and the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Thursday, aimed to further recognise and establish friendly and cooperative relations, as well as support trade and investment promotion between Malta and China.

Malta Chamber publishes its complete and in depth reaction to the Budget for 2019.

Chamber President Frank V. Farrugia urged Minister Cardona to promote the competitiveness of Malta’s manufacturing industry in any political discussions on measures that would impact competitiveness.