Malta: From Open for Business to Selective Welcome
Malta’s investment strategy evolves from eager attraction to selective welcome, tightening regulations and focusing on quality over quantity
Malta’s investment strategy evolves from eager attraction to selective welcome, tightening regulations and focusing on quality over quantity
Malta’s investment strategy shifts from open door to selective, targeting quality over quantity in specific sectors like finance and tech.
Former Chamber of Commerce President Marthese Portelli warns Malta to be wary of overpromising, as the country faces economic challenges and grapples with
Malta’s former Chamber of Commerce President, Marisa Xuereb, cautions businesses to be wary of those who promise too much, citing past mistakes and urging
Joseph Borg, former Malta Chamber President, cautions against overpromising in business, using local examples to illustrate his point.
Malta’s former Chamber President, Marisa Xuereb, warns businesses and voters to be wary of promises that sound too good to be true, urging caution and vigi
President Trump claims ‘fantastic trade deals’ with China. What does this mean for Malta’s businesses? We dive in.
Malta’s businesses react to Trump’s ‘fantastic trade deals’ with China. What does it mean for our island’s economy?
Joseph R. Muscat, former Malta Chamber President, cautions against grand promises in business and politics, urging focus on sustainable growth and reality.
Former Malta Chamber President Marisa Xuereb warns businesses to be wary of big promises, offering practical advice in navigating Malta’s rapidly evolving
Marisa Xuereb, former Chamber of Commerce, Malta President, cautions Malta’s business community about overambitious promises, urging realism and dialogue.
Marthese Portelli, former Malta Chamber President, cautions businesses and government to be realistic about promises, citing past projects that failed to d