Prime Minister Robert Abela has officially been sworn in for a third term in office, marking the beginning of a new legislature following Labour’s historic fourth consecutive general election victory. Abela took the oath of office during a ceremony in Valletta earlier today before making his way to the Auberge de Castille, where supporters had already
Crowds are gathering in Valletta as Robert Abela is due to be sworn in as prime minister for the third time on Monday. The re-elected Labour leader will be administered the oath of office and oath of allegiance by President Myriam Spiteri Debono at the Grand Master's Palace in Valletta at around 11am. Abela succeeded Joseph Muscat in 2020 to become
Labour supporters are gathering in Valletta as Robert Abela is set to be sworn in as Malta's Prime Minister later this morning. The Labour Party won an unprecedented fourth electoral victory in a row with a 21,000-vote margin, nearly half of the advantage it had gained four years ago. Abela, who took over the reins of the country in 2020, will retain
