Malta’s 2050 vision unveiled: Less construction, more tourists, manufacturing

Malta plans to raise tourist arrivals by a million to 4.5m in a decade

The government intends raising the number of tourist arrivals by almost a million to 4.5m in a decade under new plans unveiled on Tuesday.It also wants to triple the tourism sector’s contribution to the economy while doubling tourist expenditure per night.The goals are part of the government’s Malta Vision 2050, an economic plan for the...

Prime Minister uses Bus To Get To Envision 2050 Conference

Ahead of the Envision 2050 Conference, in which he and his cabinet announced their vision for Malta in the next 25 years, Prime Minister made use of public transport to get to his location in Ċittadella. In a video shared to social media, the Prime Minister hops off a Tallinja bus as he arrives at his location as he is welcomed by those in attendance. The conference was a meeting which yielded several proposals and ideas that could change Malta …

Malta Eyes Land Reclamation As Population Pressure Mounts In New Vision 2050 Strategy

Malta could soon be looking to the sea for solutions, as the government is considering large-scale land reclamation to help ease growing pressure on the country’s limited space. During a press conference in Gozo, Prime Minister Robert Abela, Minister for the Economy Silvio Schembri, and the entire Cabinet unveiled Malta Vision 2050 — a bold, long-term strategy mapping out the island’s future over the next 25 years. One of the most eye-catching p…

The shaping of the future of our country and its people is being defined in the broadest possible way through the Malta 2050 Vision, with 90 targets in various areas that gather more than 1,800 measures in total, with the majority of them to be achieved within another ten years, namely in 2035. The aim of this long-term vision, which in recent months has also been discussed with social partners, the Opposition, hundreds of businesses, government…