The winners of Love Island Malta Season 3 have shared their first post together outside the villa.
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Alongside the photo, they shared a heartfelt message in Maltese, “Grazzi ħafna lil-pubbliku ❤️ Mingħajrkom xejn ma kien possibbli. Kelli esperjenza sabiħa ħafna u napprezza lil kull min urini s-support kemm minn barra u ġewwa l-villa 🙏”
“Thank you very much to the public ❤️ Nothing would have been possible without you. I had a wonderful experience and appreciate everyone who showed me support both inside and outside the villa.”
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The programme was launched last January, and in April the extensive works at the Birkirkara school began as part of this initiative. The works being carried out at Adrian Borg Primary School aim to welcome students and educators of Years 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 from the Birkirkara school at the start of the upcoming school year, while renovation and modernisation at the Birkirkara school continue.
Minister Grima stated that the EDU Infrastructure Programme is a key pillar of the National Education Strategy. “The work underway is a comprehensive process that will see our schools transformed not only to meet today’s needs but also to protect the well-being of the individual, truly putting the person at the centre.” concluded Minister Grima.
The second part of the discussion will focus on the legislation and policies needed to strengthen long-term prevention and protection of children, especially in light of new technological realities that continue to increase the risk of child sexual exploitation. These discussions take place against the backdrop of troubling realities, with one in five children in Europe estimated to have experienced sexual violence, while one billion boys and girls worldwide have suffered trauma that stays with them for many years. Council of Europe Secretary General Alain Berset expressed his satisfaction with how Malta organised this international meeting. “We have the laws; now we need strong implementation to face the pressures coming especially from technological tools such as Artificial Intelligence. In fact, AI-generated content involving sexual abuse increased by 380% in just one year.” stated the Secretary General.
Meanwhile, Minister for Social Policy and Children’s Rights Michael Falzon said this is an important day as they are discussing the protection of children, who are an integral part of today’s society and tomorrow’s generation. “We must always be there for everyone, especially the most vulnerable children. We have a duty to continue putting the voice and rights of children first, so that meaningful international action can eventually be taken.” said Minister Michael Falzon.