The Nationalist Party has unveiled plans for a €20 million National Health Park at Torri ta’ Selmun, alongside a proposal to grant all Maltese and Gozitan workers free regular mental and physical health screenings, as part of a broader shift towards prevention and rehabilitation in Malta’s healthcare system. The announcement was made on Friday, Workers’
The Nationalist Party held a press conference on Thursday afternoon, led by Shadow Health Minister Ian Vassallo and Shadow Minister for Finance Adrin Delia, unveiling a series of proposals aimed at strengthening Malta's healthcare system while sharply criticising the Labour government's record in the sector. Vassallo said the PN had chosen to place
The Nationalist Party’s " hospitals network plan " would cost some €600 million, Alex Borg said on Thursday. The Opposition Leader was speaking at a press conference to explain the finer details of the health-related proposals set out by the PN on Tuesday. Central to the Nationalist plan is building a new hospital in the north of Malta, expanding the
Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg on Thursday outlined a "sweeping healthcare reform programme" centred on new patient‑focused systems and a restructuring of how care is delivered across Malta and Gozo. At a press conference held at the party headquarters, Borg said the PN's vision aims to bring health services closer to people's homes, ease the burden
A PN government will give students in the healthcare professions a stipend equivalent to the minimum wage and also offer a five-year tax break for Maltese healthcare professionals abroad who return to work in Malta, PN leader Alex Borg said on Wednesday. He said the incentives were being promised to encourage more Maltese to work in healthcare, where
The Nationalist Party is proposing setting the stipends for all health care students to be equivalent to that of the minimum wage, while also increasing the stipends for all students by 25%. The proposals were shared by PN leader Alex Borg during a party event in Mellieha on Wednesday night, together with other proposals centred around the health sector
The Nationalist Party has expanded on the first set of electoral health sector proposals announced on Tuesday night, promising among other things that it will build a new hospital in the north of Malta and offer all cancer medicines free of charge. The party also pledged to upgrade the recently opened Paola Health Hub and turn it into a hospital, upgrade