Prime Minister Robert Abela on Monday said he has faith in Energy Minister Miriam Dalli, despite calls for her resignation following days of widespread power outages. Speaking to journalists following a Malta Chamber of Commerce conference , Abela said Dalli started a “robust” process to improve the country’s electric distribution, which no other previous
Prime Minister Robert Abela has said that he has full faith in Energy Minister Miriam Dalli, amid calls for her to resign after thousands of residents across Malta suffered through a spate of power cuts in the last week. While answering journalists' questions on Monday afternoon, outside the Malta Chamber of Commerce, the Prime Minister expressed his
The Nationalist Party has renewed calls for Energy Minister Miriam Dalli to shoulder political responsibility for Malta’s ongoing power cut crisis, insisting that Parliament should debate its motion of no confidence before the summer recess. During a press conference outside the Ministry for Energy, the Environment and Grand Harbour Regeneration in
The Nationalist Party has reiterated calls for Energy Minister Miriam Dalli to resign in the wake of widespread power outages that affected thousands of households and businesses across Malta over the past weeks. Last week the PN tabled a parliamentary motion of no confidence in Dalli, describing this summer’s outages as a repeat of the crisis of 2023
The Nationalist Party has accused the government of failing to adequately plan investment in the electricity network and called on Energy Minister Miriam Dalli to shoulder responsibility. Addressing a news conference, Shadow Minister for Energy Mark Anthony Sammut said that while the national crisis began over a week ago, some localities had already
The Nationalist Party has accused Prime Minister Robert Abela of attempting to shift responsibility for recent nationwide electricity outages onto Enemalta instead of accepting political accountability for government's handling of the country's energy infrastructure. In a statement, the Opposition said the Prime Minister was seeking to blame the state-owned
Enemalta’s works on improving the island’s power distribution network need to be significantly accelerated as soon as possible, Prime Minister Robert Abela has reiterated to its highest officials. While stressing that €160 million has already been spent in the past three years on Malta’s power grid, Abela went on to say that the level of investment
