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Mercury Tower Lit Up For The First Time

Mercury Tower Lit Up For The First Time
Jun 20 2024 Share

On a historic evening for Malta’s tallest building, the Mercury Tower in St. Julian’s was lit up for the first time, kickstarting a new era for the building.

The event coincided with the kickoff of UEFA EURO 2024 at the TVM Sport Football Village. The Mercury Tower transformed into a vibrant beacon as it illuminated the St. Julian’s skyline, showcasing an array of colours.

A video shared by Mercury Malta captured the awe of the public. Diners, football fans, and passers-by gathered to witness the tower’s inaugural light display, which added an extra layer of excitement to the already festive atmosphere surrounding the football tournament.

The Mercury Tower’s first-ever illumination kicked off a series of festive-yet-intense football matches at the TVM Sport Football Village so if you want to see Malta’s tallest tower lit up for yourself whilst watching the very best in international football, make sure you pay them a visit!

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Spartan Trifecta Weekend 2024 Hits Malta This October

Spartan Trifecta Weekend 2024 Hits Malta This October
Jun 20 2024 Share

Today, a press conference was held at Ta’ Qali National Park, heralding the return of the world-renowned Spartan Race to Malta. Set for October 19th and 20th, the 2024 Spartan Trifecta Weekend is poised to challenge participants with the ultimate test of physical and mental endurance.

Participants from across the globe will converge to tackle a series of demanding obstacles that will test their strength, endurance, agility, and mental resilience. This year’s event is open to everyone, from seasoned obstacle course racers to first-time participants eager to push beyond their comfort zones. Spartan Race Malta promises to be a memorable experience that challenges both the mind and body.

 

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Athletes can choose from four distinct race formats: Sprint, Super, Beast, and Kids, each tailored to accommodate different skill levels and abilities. Whether you’re looking for a quick, intense challenge or a gruelling, extended test of endurance, there’s something for everyone.

In addition to the adrenaline rush of the race, participants will have the chance to soak in Malta’s breathtaking Mediterranean landscapes, making it not only an athletic event but also a fantastic opportunity to experience sports in a unique way on our beautiful island. With a total of 3,000 athletes on the island, Spartan Malta 2024 is set to be a landmark event.

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Salt Bae Meets Robert Abela

Salt Bae Meets Robert Abela
Jun 20 2024 Share

We really got Salt Bae X Prime Minister Robert Abela before GTA 6. 🤯

 

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On Wednesday evening, Turkish restaurateur Nusret Gökçe, better known as Salt Bae posted a cheeky few snaps with Malta’s Prime Minister Robert Abela, thanking him for his hospitality and saying that the PM is ‘more than a Prime Minister’.

Salt Bae, one of the catering world’s most recognisable social media personalities, was spotted earlier that day, posing with fans ahead of an event at the Valletta Pageant of the Seas.

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Roberta Metsola Becomes EPP Nominee for EP President

Roberta Metsola officially becomes EPP nominee for EP President
Jun 19 2024 Share

The President of the European Parliament and PN MEP Roberta Metsola has been officially nominated as EPP Group’s candidate for President of the European Parliament. The nomination was confirmed after a vote of approval by EPP MEPs in a closed meeting.

During her speech in front of EPPs 188 MEPs, President Metsola said, “Running to be your candidate for re-election as President of the European Parliament is a responsibility that I take seriously; that I understand is a decision that weighs heavily on all of us. I am proud to be a politician. I am proud to be an unashamedly pro-European, MEP. I am incredibly proud to represent you as President. For a girl who grew up on an island in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, it is the privilege of a lifetime.”

The Maltese MEP, who was elected by a record amount of votes by the Maltese and Gozitan people just last week, added that she will keep working tirelessly to repay the people’s faith in her.

President Metsola said, “I take this step with a deep sense of purpose, with a strong sense of pride to represent the people of Malta and Gozo. I will not let you down.”

The next step is for the plenary of the European Parliament to vote on who should serve as President for the next two and a half years. Should Roberta Metsola be elected as President, she would be the first woman and only the second person ever to lead the only directly elected European Institution for two consecutive terms.

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