AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLanguage Learning: Positively Languages has opened a new St Julian’s school with more than 25 classrooms, adding a major English-learning destination to Malta. Safer Workplaces: A Malta Chamber conference urged employers to recognise and respond to gender-based violence, including psychological abuse and technology-enabled control. Education: Non-Maltese pupils in local compulsory education have risen nearly 50% in five years, reaching almost one in five students. Culture & Youth: Malta’s Junior Eurovision showcase brought local talent and festa traditions to the stage; a separate EU survey found 70% of young Maltese had joined an initiative for social change. Heritage: Malta’s ancient catacombs have been named the country’s first European Heritage Site. Public Spaces: The Nationalist Party criticised the 2027 budget’s reduced funding for green-space projects and called for better work-life balance measures. Tourism: Budget plans include higher tourist taxes, while Gozo ferry fees for non-residents are also set to rise.
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