AGP Executive Report
Last update: 27 minutes agoIsland Competitiveness: Minister Clint Camilleri urged EU policymakers to account for Malta and Gozo’s extra transport and logistics costs, saying equal rules do not always mean equal opportunities for island businesses. Tourism & Tax: Hotel and short-let operators are resisting an MHRA-administered eco-tax reporting system, citing fears over access to commercially sensitive booking data; the government’s agreement and safeguards remain undisclosed. Agriculture: A €3.76 million, two-year scheme will supply fruit, vegetables and milk to 35,000 students, with officials citing opportunities for local producers. Separately, CAP-funded projects include sports sponsorship and diving courses, but published details omit grant amounts and explain little about eligibility. Energy & Water: WSC has announced a €60 million reverse-osmosis plant at Ħal Far, while Enemalta plans €11 million in upgrades to strengthen Gozo’s electricity network. EU Tax Policy: Malta is holding up a proposed tobacco-tax reform backed by 26 member states, keeping the island at the centre of a debate over changes to excise rules.
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