Transport Malta CEO Kurt Farrugia is set to be appointed chief executive of Residency Malta, MaltaToday has reported. Farrugia will replace Jonathan Cardona, who passed away earlier this month. The decision follows a fallout between Farrugia and Transport Minister Chris Bonett, with disagreements reportedly centred on concerns over Bonett's attitude
Kurt Farrugia is being tipped for the top post at Residency Malta, following his expected departure from Transport Malta. On Monday, Times of Malta reported that Farrugia is set to leave his post as Transport Malta CEO, following a breakdown in his relationship with minister Chris Bonett. Sources on Monday acknowledged that Farrugia was likely to be
Transport Malta boss Kurt Farrugia is poised to leave the regulator following a breakdown in his relationship with Minister Chris Bonett. Sources close to government said both men had made it clear they could no longer work with one another. While Farrugia has not yet formally resigned as Transport Malta's chief executive officer, there is widespread
Transport Malta CEO Kurt Farrugia has been informed that his services at the transport regulator are no longer required and that his lucrative contract will be terminated in the coming days, The Shift can reveal. The decision was communicated to Farrugia while he was on a short holiday in Monaco in the company of businessmen linked to controversial
