Malta Showcases Medical Excellence At Global Endoscopy Conference

Jun 13 2025

Malta has positioned itself as a leading hub for medical innovation in the Mediterranean, hosting the prestigious International Advanced Endoscopy Masterclass for the first time.

Prime Minister Robert Abela addressed the event, reaffirming the Government’s commitment to delivering excellence in healthcare, research, and medical education.

He described the Masterclass as a milestone for the country, bringing together top global experts in endoscopy to share knowledge and drive innovation.

He also praised the Ministry for Health and Active Ageing and the Malta Tourism Authority for their role in securing the event.

Dr Abela highlighted Malta’s recent advances in endoscopy, including the introduction of the endoscopic submucosal dissection technique for more precise and less invasive procedures. A new endoscopy unit has also been launched at Mater Dei Hospital to expand services for patients.

The Prime Minister paid special tribute to Professor Edward Despott, a world-renowned Maltese specialist who was instrumental in bringing the Masterclass to Malta and now practices at Mater Dei.

Minister Jo Etienne Abela welcomed the event as a significant achievement for Malta’s healthcare system. He noted recent expansions in endoscopy services and the recruitment of Professor Despott, who now provides some of the world’s most advanced procedures locally.

Malta Tourism Authority CEO Carlo Micallef said the event aligns with Malta’s 2050 vision for high-quality tourism, with medical congresses like this adding strong economic and reputation value to the country.

Malta’s growing role in global healthcare continues to gain momentum.

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Over 500 Dancers For The Kinetic Grand Circus Show

Jun 13 2025

Kinetic Dance Academy is proud to present The Kinetic Grand Circus, its 11th annual dance show production and most spectacular yet.

Featuring over 500 dancers of all ages, the show bursts into life with a whirlwind of colour, energy and movement inspired by the timeless magic of the circus.

Audiences can expect a dynamic programme of expertly choreographed routines, showcasing a variety of dance styles including Classical Ballet, Modern Jazz, Hip Hop, Contemporary, and Aerial Arts.

Every performance brings something new, as dancers transform the stage into a vibrant world of spectacle and imagination.

This year’s theme celebrates the creativity and spirit of the big top, blending technical excellence with theatrical flair. From graceful solos to energetic group numbers, the production captures the joy, strength and discipline that define Kinetic Dance Academy’s ethos.

The Kinetic Grand Circus is more than a dance show, it’s a celebration of community, artistry and the power of performance to inspire and uplift. Whether you’re a long-time supporter or attending for the first time, this show promises a memorable experience for all ages.

Join us for an evening of excitement, artistry and pure joy as we celebrate the magic of dance under the circus lights.

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Motorcyclist Avoids Metal Rod Whilst Driving

Jun 13 2025

Taking to social media, William Vella shared a video of what could have been a tragic accident as a rod shot towards him as he drove on local roads.

‘This is how dangerous construction sites are in Malta’, wrote Vella. ‘Imagine this hit a pedestrian instead.’

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‘This could have been tragic had I not been lucky enough that the rod did not end up locking my front wheel or worse.’

He reported that calling the police did not work as the Sliema police were all out on calls. His only option, he said, was to ride to another police station and make the report.

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Tanzanian Students Share Photos Of Maltese Donated Shoes

Jun 13 2025

Taking to social media, headmaster Lelio Spiteri shared photos of primary students from Tanzania who have just received new pairs of shoes after they were donated to them by Maltese students.

‘I have just received the news that, despite thousands of obstacles and hurdles, the shoes have arrived’, wrote Lelio.

‘The photos attached speak for themselves. I am proud of the educators and the students who attend our happy school!’

Lelio is known for being the headmaster of Gozo College Sir Arturo Mercieca Primary School, Victoria, otherwise known as The Happy School.

Lelio is always looking to make the school experience a memorable and happy one for his students, and he’s just extended that joy to students away from our shores.

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