Prime Minister Robert Abela reflected on the impact that voluntary organisations, particularly Inspire Malta, have on the community. “Visited Inspire Malta ahead of today’s announcements. Our country’s voluntary organisations not only do great work for society, but also help preserve the identity of our country. We have done a lot within this sector,
Prime Minister Robert Abela on Thursday pledged continued investment in Malta's festa culture and voluntary sector, promising less bureaucracy, more financial assistance and stronger support structures if the Labour Party is re-elected. Speaking during a press conference in Marsaskala as part of the Labour Party's electoral campaign, Abela said the
Prime Minister Robert Abela on Thursday pledged continued investment in Malta's festa culture and voluntary sector, promising less bureaucracy, more financial assistance and stronger support structures if the Labour Party is re-elected. Speaking during a press conference in Marsaskala as part of the Labour Party's electoral campaign, Abela said the
Prime Minister Robert Abela announced a number of new proposals related to Malta’s voluntary sector should the Labour Party be elected in the upcoming general election. Abela said that in recent months, consultations were held with voluntary organisations to finalise a draft law strengthening the legislative framework of the voluntary sector. The parliamentary
Prime Minister Robert Abela announced a number of new proposals related to Malta’s feasts organisations and voluntary sector should the Labour Party be elected in the upcoming general election. He said that a Labour government has made a concrete investment in Maltese feast s, spending €30 million that saved fifteen band clubs from eviction. He pledged
