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Miriam Dalli

Miriam Dalli is Minister for the Environment, Energy and the Regeneration of the Grand Harbour

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Malta, a start-up hub

Business Comment

Start-ups who today are taking their first glimpse at Malta must look closer at what might very well be their next home

Delivering our vision

Blogs

Miriam Dalli

My target has been, and will continue to be, one: that of ensuring economic stability, environmental protection and social justice. One does not exist without the others

Blogs 26 December 2020, 7:18am

The green revolution can create new jobs

Environment 11 November 2020, 6:51am

Playing our part in the ecological transition | Aaron Farrugia, Miriam Dalli

Blogs 9 September 2020, 8:00am

The pandemic could be Malta’s moment: we need to take stock now

Blogs 10 July 2020, 2:04pm

A successful green hydrogen economy requires clear choices now

Blogs 1 July 2020, 9:05am

Teleworking is helping us be more effective. Let’s keep it up

Blogs 13 May 2020, 7:01am

Note to EU: think, plan, act now on COVID recovery

Blogs 1 April 2020, 7:29am

Future-proofing our societies

Blogs 11 March 2020, 7:40am

The gender pay gap is real. We need action

Europe 2019 19 May 2019, 12:00am

Miriam Dalli | Innovation in Malta’s next level

Europe 2019 2 May 2019, 12:00am

Miriam Dalli | What 'together' should be all about

Blogs 3 July 2018, 3:18pm

Miriam Dalli

Malta, a start-up hub

Delivering our vision

The green revolution can create new jobs

Playing our part in the ecological transition | Aaron Farrugia, Miriam Dalli

The pandemic could be Malta’s moment: we need to take stock now

A successful green hydrogen economy requires clear choices now

Teleworking is helping us be more effective. Let’s keep it up

Note to EU: think, plan, act now on COVID recovery

Future-proofing our societies

The gender pay gap is real. We need action

Miriam Dalli | Innovation in Malta’s next level

Miriam Dalli | What 'together' should be all about

It is the EU that must outsmart human traffickers