The long-awaited works in the concert area of Ta’ Qali National Park have reached their final stages, heralding the imminent opening of a state-of-the-art concert venue.

Minister for Transport, Infrastructure, and Public Works Chris Bonett, along with Parliamentary Secretary for Public Works Omar Farrugia, announced the nearing completion of the project during a recent visit to the park.

Minister Bonett underscored the significance of this redevelopment, transforming a once-abandoned concrete plant into a vibrant space capable of hosting large-scale events. He emphasized the government’s commitment to providing citizens with more open spaces for recreational activities, enhancing the quality of life for Maltese and Gozitans alike.

Parliamentary Secretary Farrugia echoed these sentiments, highlighting the government’s dedication to creating green and open spaces for families to enjoy. The concert area forms part of a comprehensive regeneration project within the national park, encompassing various amenities such as a theater, exhibition hall, walkways, and parking facilities.

Equipped with cutting-edge technology and amenities, the concert area will be primed to host top-level concerts and mass activities. Facilities include dressing rooms, an underground backstage, a clinic, security control room, design kiosks, and an extensive array of toilets. Furthermore, the area will benefit from a sophisticated security system, ensuring the safety of visitors round the clock.

The forthcoming concert venue represents a significant milestone for Malta, offering a unique space for cultural and entertainment events.

Head of the Ta’ Qali National Park Unit, Jason Micallef, hailed the regeneration efforts as the largest of its kind in the country, yielding promising results.

With the infrastructure in place, the venue is poised to welcome its inaugural international concerts in the last quarter of the year, marking a new chapter in Malta’s cultural landscape.

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