AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTourism & Business Diplomacy: Malta is set to host the WTTC Global Summit in Valletta (Oct 7–9, 2026) as the World Travel & Tourism Council expands fast, adding ClubMed Lifestyle Group as a global member and pushing a stronger public-private tourism agenda ahead of the event. Energy & Maritime Industry: The ATLAS initiative by the IAEA has kicked off with 25 countries backing civilian nuclear power at sea, with Malta listed among the participants—an eye-catching signal for future maritime energy projects. Local Economy & Policy Debate: PN’s Darren Carabott argues Malta should shift from workforce-driven growth to a productivity-led economy, stressing skills, innovation, and better wages rather than simply adding more workers. Governance & Public Procurement: A National Audit Office follow-up flags continued use of direct orders at Mater Dei for engineering services in 2025, raising concerns about non-competitive procurement practices. Finance & Regulation (Crypto): The US SEC is preparing amendments to crypto custody rules for investment advisers, aiming to modernise and clarify how advisers hold digital assets for clients. Social Services: Government has agreed a three-year deal with Service Dogs Malta Foundation, pledging over €150,000 (2027–2029) to train three assistance dogs per year.
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