The Malta Business Weekly - 2023-12-21

• Notaries should not serve as middlemen in property taxes — Notarial Council
• Government says European Commission approves Malta update on energy plan
• Malta Enterprise hosts a workshop to launch discussion­s on establishi­ng a Competence Centre
• Low-lying tourism bungalows to replace Garden of Eden wedding hall
• Ann Fenech included in Lloyds List of shipping’s 100 most influentia­l people
• 2023-2026 – GDP expected to grow at a more moderate pace, Central Bank says
• Labour Force Survey estimates more than 300,000 in employment in Q3
• Slight drop in number of tertiary-level graduates in 2022 – NSO
• Government initiative helps businesses cut 1,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions every year
• GWU concerned EU emissions scheme will push shipping away from Malta’s transhipme­nt hub
• Social partners discuss active ageing at an MCESD council meeting
• Looking after your money in 2024
• Digimed: transformi­ng the delivery of health services
• Time and the value of life
• A busy time for business
• Internatio­nal Production Environmen­tal Community
• Carmelo Caruana Company marks centenary with historic art donation to Malta Maritime Museum
• HSBC Global Services UK Contact Centre in Swatar to close by June 2024; 200 jobs to be lost
• Dronamics begins developmen­t of Global Network Operations Centre with a grant from Malta Enterprise
• MTA holds National Tourism Conference: Embracing pathways to sustainabi­lity
• Winners of first edition of Malta National Transport awards announced
• Money Market Report for the week ending 15 December
• Mastercard Fintech Forum is back: applicatio­ns are now open for the 2024 competitio­n
• President says National Workers of Year award is testament to diligence of all workers

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