The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry is celebrating 175 years of representing, connecting and supporting businesses of all sizes and in all industries.
This event will be under the patronage of H.E. Dr George Vella, President of Malta.
Dr Roberta Metsola, President of the European Parliament will also be joining us as will Government and Opposition representatives.
This grand event will have:
a fine selection of welcome drinks and canapes;
a lavish three-course meal with accompanying wines;
a post-dinner networking drinks with a selection of liquors, a whiskey bar and chocolate
The Malta Chamber believes that low achievement levels in our education system and the underperformance of our educational system became an endemic challenge that has hardly improved over the last decades, requiring the country to commit publicly to bold objectives and implement drastic measures. Our National Conference, with the participation of the Government and education stakeholders, will focus on bringing all players together to contribute towards positive change.
This third session, organised in collaboration with RSM Malta, will help you understand and leverage your personal values, how to put them into practice and how to develop a values-based leadership approach.
The Malta Chamber and the Malta Business Bureau, in collaboration with the General Workers Union, are organising a business seminar entitled ‘The Ripple Effect of AI’ as part of the TransformWork Project, which aims to promote a discussion on different aspects of digitalization at the workplace. Artificial Intelligence plays an important role in making business operations more efficient, but it does not come without potential impact on workers. During this event, we will discuss the impact of artificial intelligence at the workplace and learn more about the recent EU legislative initiatives in the field of AI. A discussion will follow with social partners and experts in the field of AI.
The German-Maltese Business Council and The Malta Chamber are pleased to invite you to an information and networking event which will take place at the Malta Chamber and it will be providing useful information on how to set up business in Germany. The session will take the relational approach and participants would be able to understand better the German “personality/character” and the language perspective. The speakers will recount their experiences and present practical ways and tips on how to go about setting up business in Germany.
The Family Business Committee of The Malta Chamber is launching its landmark event for family businesses. Through a series of interventions and panel discussions, industry representatives and experts in the field will discuss the pivotal importance of governance and planning for family businesses as well as the rising priorities of the environment and digitalisation.
Held in collaboration with EY Malta and supported by Malta Enterprise, the session provided information on various Malta Enterprise support schemes and gave participants the opportunity to put forward suggestions on how schemes can be improved and tips for successful application.
The Customs Department will be introducing changes to its IT systems to fulfill EU obligations regarding the Union Customs Code by mid-2023. The Code aims for a paperless customs environment by 2025, whereby the EU customs shall see the implementation of all customs procedures using electronic data-processing techniques. The presentations will shed light on the Manifest data, Trade simplifications, IT systems and implementation timeframes.
