Here are seven compelling reasons why Malta should be your top choice for your digital nomad adventure.

As Europeans enjoy longer lifespans and face the challenges of an ageing population, the focus has increasingly shifted toward ensuring quality of life in old age. Malta’s performance in this area highlights its strong healthcare system and effective support for healthy ageing.

Business delegation led by Minister for Justice and Reform of the Construction Sector, Dr. Jonathan Attard, visiting Saudi Arabia from 11 to 15 November 2024.

Malta’s property market surge in 2024 continues a long-standing trend of rising real estate prices, with values having doubled since 2013.

President Myriam Spiteri Debono met with the management of Property Malta Foundation which brings together representatives of developers, property agents and owners in Malta. During the meeting, the directors of the Foundation explained to the President the wide-ranging challenges faced by the construction industry and also gave their thoughts on how to tackle such difficulties. […]

Owners of prestigious classic cars from around the world, including from India, Japan, Germany and Italy, joined several Maltese classic car enthusiasts at The Valletta Concours 2024 in St George’s Square Valleta in the beginning of June.

A delegation of 26 professionals from Maltese property developers, estate agencies, financial services providers and legal consultants, joined some 30,000 delegates from over 90 countries at the MIPIM property event in Cannes, France from the 11th to the 15th of March.

Malta’s climate impact continues to grow but is still the lowest per-capita of all EU. According to data from the World Bank, Malta and Sweden register the EU’s lowest rate of emissions per capita.

With the objective of continually increasing standards within the construction industry, Kamra tal-Periti (KTP) President Andre Pizzuto and the Malta Developers Association (MDA) President Michael Stivala, agreed to set up the National Building Council, a joint platform to lobby the government.

The Malta Development Association announced that revenue generated from property market transactions reached €426 million last month, compared to €328 million in January 2023. The number of Promise of Sale agreements (konveni) also rose by 7%, from 1247 to 1460.