
President of Malta, Her Excellency Myriam Spiteri Debono, warmly received a Government delegation that presented the consultation document on Vision Malta 2050.
During the meeting, the Minister for the Economy, Enterprise and Strategic Projects, Silvio Schembri, who led the delegation, provided a detailed presentation on the rationale behind this national Vision, as well as its main long-term pillars, founded on four key areas: Sustainable Economic Growth; Accessible Services that Place the Citizen at the Centre; A Resilient Country with a Modern Education System; and Intelligent Use of Land and Sea.
Minister Schembri emphasised that the Vision is not merely a document of aspirations for 2050 but also includes specific goals to be achieved by 2035. He highlighted that the measure of success will no longer be based solely on Gross Domestic Product (GDP), but will also incorporate three new indices recognised by the United Nations and Eurostat, focusing on the quality of life of individuals.
The Minister also outlined the various phases of consultations already undertaken and explained that the public consultation phase on Vision Malta 2050 remains open until 9 September 2025. The public is encouraged to contribute via envision2050.gov.mt.
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