Meridianbet Supports FIDEM In Recognition Of International Women’s Day

Mar 7 2025

Meridianbet has extended its support to FIDEM, a non-governmental organisation dedicated to helping adolescent girls and women pursue their educational and personal goals. This initiative aligns with Meridianbet’s commitment to equality and community support, reinforcing its role in promoting opportunities for all.

FIDEM provides mentorship, financial assistance, and well-being programmes to support women in overcoming challenges and achieving their aspirations. By contributing to this cause, Meridianbet continues its efforts to support initiatives that have a positive social impact.

Commitment to Equality

Meridianbet integrates equality and inclusion into its organisational structure, with women holding 65% of senior management positions. The company’s approach reflects its dedication to fostering a workplace that values talent and leadership regardless of gender, race, nationality, or age.

This contribution is part of Meridianbet’s broader commitment to social responsibility, which includes participation in various community initiatives aimed at supporting individuals in need.

How You Can Help

For those interested in supporting FIDEM and its mission, there are various ways to contribute. Individuals can learn more about the organisation’s initiatives, participate in mentorship programmes, or make a Donation to help provide educational opportunities for adolescent girls and women. Every contribution plays a role in fostering empowerment and creating a positive impact on the community.

Meridianbet Locations:

85, Triq il-Gandofflli, Buġibba
184, Triq is-Santwarju, Ħaż-Żabbar
174, Naxxar Road, San Ġwann
42, Naxxar Road, Birkirkara
152, Constitution St, Mosta
59, Triq Gorg Borg Oliver, Il-Mellieħa

Through this initiative, Meridianbet continues to support efforts that promote education, inclusion, and social well-being.

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Puttinu Good Friday Night Walk Returns!

Mar 7 2025

Join the 20th Edition of the Puttinu Good Friday Night Walk!

Step up for a great cause and be part of a heartfelt tradition! The Puttinu Good Friday Night Walk is back for its 20th edition, bringing together thousands in a powerful show of solidarity and support for children and families battling cancer.

Date: The night between April 17th (Maundy Thursday) and April 18th (Good Friday)
Time: 00:00 AM
Starting Point: Mellieha Parish Square
Finishing Point: Floriana Granaries

In aid of: Puttinu Cares – supporting patients and families in need.
Donation: Minimum €10 – every step you take makes a difference!

Free transport will be provided before and after the walk upon booking.

Let’s walk together for hope, strength, and love. Reserve your spot today!
Book here: Puttinu Good Friday Walk

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AIDAN Releases New Music Video For Song ‘2×2’

Mar 7 2025

In recent years, AIDAN has taken the Maltese musical scene by storm and it looks like the singer has no intentions of slowing down, with the artist releasing a new music video for his new single ‘2×2’.

Before the song, video and ep were released, AIDAN took to Instagram saying “The day before a big release always gets me super emotional.”

He also revealed that during the week he listened to some of his earlier tracks and noticed that his sound is really maturing and changing to a new mature Aidan.

AIDAN ended his message by thanking his fans and reminding them that a whole album ep would be released.

It’s been a strong start to the year for the Maltese artist, with his song “Naħseb Fik” becoming the first ever Maltese song to have over 1 million streams on Spotify.

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Daphne Caruana Galizia Memorial Found Trashed After Carnival

Mar 7 2025

Taking to social media, Martina Farrugia revealed that when she and a few women from Occupy Justice Malta went to clear up the Daphne Caruana Galizia protest memorial after the Malta Carnival, they found it completely trashed.

‘All the plants had been trampled on, the posters ripped down and candles overturned. This wasn’t an accident. Obviously.’

‘No, this was an act of cruelty. An act of aggression, of harassment and of disrespect aimed against the memory of a woman who was assassinated in her home country 7 years ago.’

Martina said that the rubbish, broken plants, cracked pots and papers were cleared, with the area being replanted.

‘Why? Because this national monument that Malta’s citizens are so protective of deserves respect and care. Ironically, the people who destroyed the memorial were also disgracing the monument they proclaim to love so much.’

‘We did it also because the Daphne Memorial is protected at law. It’s been recognised by the Constitutional Court as a protected act of freedom of expression, an act of protest against Daphne’s murder. It’s a call for justice to be served for the assassination of a journalist.’

She wrote how even though 7 years passed, the hatred that was ‘so carefully engineered’ against Daphne remains rampant.

‘”Daphne should have her own monument”, they say. Yes, maybe one day. But until justice is served the protest site will remain, right opposite the law courts for people to remember what happens when corruption goes unchecked, reported crimes go un-investigated and when a journalist is made a scape goat and left isolated and unprotected.’

Martina urged the Prime Minister to extend his January 2020 proclamation to state that the monument should not only not be cleared by the government employees but that it should not be vandalised by the citizens either.

‘Because despite appearances, this isn’t the jungle, and might isn’t right.’

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