Bernard Grech, the leader of the Nationalist Party (PN), stated the party’s dedication to democracy and the rule of law at the European People’s Party (EPP) Political Assembly, which was hosted at the PN Headquarters on November 21–22 for the first time in Malta.
Grech emphasised several of Europe’s most pressing issues, such as migration, economic strains, climate change, and digital transformation. He praised the thousands-strong rally staged by PN and denounced recent local corruption. EPP President Manfred Weber emphasised the value of helping middle-class families and acknowledged Malta’s significant influence in the EU through Roberta Metsola, President of the European Parliament.
The Assembly heard speeches from Georgian MP George Tsereteli, who spoke about political instability in Georgia, and former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, who emphasised the effects of the war and asked for Ukraine to join NATO.
Dubravka Šuica, the incoming Commissioner for the Mediterranean, pushed for a Pact for the Mediterranean at talks that focused on the geopolitical issues, migration, and climate disaster facing the Mediterranean region. The balance between environmental sustainability and economic growth was discussed by PN Secretary General Michael Piccinino and George Vital Zammit.
Grech met with Šuica and Morocco’s Minister Delegate Mustafa Baitas in bilateral discussions during the event, which ends with Metsola and Weber’s addresses.
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