On the final night of the Mediterrane Film Festival, Malta Film Commissioner Johann Grech express his aim to double the value film brings to Malta’s economy. Speaking at the prestigious Golden Bee Awards, Grech highlighted his ambitious goal to double the economic value of the film industry and generate more quality jobs for Maltese citizens.
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“I set out my aim to double the value film brings to Malta’s economy, and more quality jobs for the Maltese people,” stated Grech. He emphasised that investment, upskilling, and attracting more film productions to Malta are essential for achieving this vision. “Now is not the time to turn back; it is the time to keep moving forward for Malta,” he asserted.
This year’s Mediterrane Film Festival was a significant event, drawing international filmmakers and content creators such as Patrice Evra, David Walliams, Sarah Rafferty, Joaquim de Almeida, and Connie Nielsen. The festival showcased Malta’s potential as a premier destination for the global film industry, enhancing its reputation and attracting future investments.
Grech’s commitment and the festival’s success underscore Malta’s growing influence in the cinematic world, promising a bright future for the island’s film sector and its economy. The combination of high-profile attendees and a clear strategic vision sets a promising stage for Malta’s ascent in the global film industry.
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