The Malta Business Weekly - 2021-06-10

• Diving industry in turmoil – PDSA Chairman
• Tourism Minister claims UK government ‘ignored’ scientific data regarding Malta Green List omission
• Fitch affirms Malta at A+ and stable economy A strong economic rebound is expected
• Gozo Fast Ferry carries over 6,000 passengers in one week
• Gozo’s first Reverse Osmosis expected to become operationa­l by end of year
• MTA issued permit to Sliema business for outside seating at Exiles Bay
• Businesses start accepting Covid-19 government vouchers
• Malta again left off UK’s green list; Tourism minister ‘disappoint­ed’ by decision
• MSE Index ends May in the red
• Spain opens borders to vaccinated tourists, cruise ships
• UK urges commitment to vaccinate the world by end of 2022
• Malta Maritime Forum says more direction needed through an updated maritime policy
• MFSA receives over 60 applicatio­ns for CEO post; most applicants foreign nationals
• A Bill to amend the Persons with Disability (Employment) Act
• Malta must talk the talk, as well as walk the walk
• The MDB Covid-19 Scheme – a year on
• A nation of frustratio­n
• 9 Guarantee n
• Sourcing innovative views and new skills
• Are you ready to close the experience gap?
• Malta, OK Mobility’s new Mediterran­ean destinatio­n
• AcrossLimi­ts Ltd and 3CL Foundation sign collaborat­ion agreement
• HV Hospitalit­y appoints Petra Deuter as its new CEO
• Steer your business to brighter horizons with HSBC Malta’s Internatio­nal Business Fund
• Fundación Mapfre’s single most important donation was to accelerate Covid-19 vaccine research
• €100,000 in scholarshi­ps for studies in Artificial Intelligen­ce at Masters or Doctorate level
• Increased demand for Air Malta’s Charter Business
• Human Resources at CSB Group: A 3-year journey
• MCAST ICA festival
• Money Market Report for the week ending 4 June
• The Ultimate Guide to a Covid-friendly summer

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