
The regeneration of Buġibba Square has officially begun, with a €10 million investment led by the Malta Tourism Authority (MTA) and Infrastructure Malta (IM). The project aims to upgrade the square’s infrastructure, improve public spaces, and encourage private sector investment.
Following over 20 years without major investment, MTA handled the design phase, consulting local businesses, while IM coordinated underground utility upgrades for long-term sustainability. Approved under PA1491/17, the works include new paving, enhanced seating, upgraded lighting, and a pedestrian-only recreational zone, along with increased greenery.
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Construction, which started in January 2025, is set to be completed within a year. MTA is funding surface finishes and street furniture, while IM covers substructure and service upgrades. The project is divided into phases: initial site preparation, excavation and underground works, followed by paving, landscaping, and lighting installation. Surrounding streets, including Triq Sant Antnin, will also be upgraded for better pedestrian accessibility.
The redevelopment is expected to improve the area’s appeal and boost economic activity by enhancing public spaces and supporting local businesses.
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