New Community Clinic In Birżebbuġa Inaugurated

Mar 28 2024

Minister for Health and Active Ageing, Jo Etienne Abela, inaugurated a new community clinic in Birżebbuġa, emphasizing its role in providing essential services to residents. This collaborative effort with the Birżebbuġa Local Council, partially funded by the National Development and Social Fund (NDSF), aims to serve over 14,000 individuals in the area. Minister Abela highlighted the significance of community clinics, with Birżebbuġa’s being the 26th in the country, catering to the healthcare needs of more than 100,000 patients annually.

The Mayor of Birżebbuġa, Scott Camilleri, commended the long-awaited project, recognizing its potential to greatly benefit the community. He underscored the importance of accessible healthcare services for residents.

Roseanne Camilleri, Executive Head of Primary Health Care, emphasized the clinics’ role in improving primary care services, ensuring that healthcare remains patient-centered and responsive to community needs.

Overall, the inauguration of the Birżebbuġa clinic represents a concerted effort to enhance healthcare accessibility and quality, reflecting a commitment to prioritize the well-being of residents in the region.

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Hundreds Of Candles To Light Up Valletta

Mar 28 2024

Tonight, the capital city of Malta Valletta will be lit up through the Mixgħela tal-Ġimgħa Mqddsa in St George’s Square for Holy Week.

Valletta Cultural Agency is inviting people to visit Valletta during this time of year to visit the spectacle and spiritual atmosphere in the capital city.

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President George Vella Welcomes Roberta Metsola To Palace

Mar 28 2024

President George Vella of Malta welcomed European Parliament President Roberta Metsola at the Grand Master’s Palace in Valletta.

President Vella highlighted the European Parliament’s vital role in participatory democracy and its focus on citizen engagement through various initiatives.

He expressed optimism that the upcoming elections would provide EU citizens with increased access to and influence on EU institutions.

Discussions included the European Parliament’s role in addressing regional issues such as enlargement and migration.

President Vella expressed gratitude to Dr. Metsola for her visit and collaboration during his presidency.

In return, President Metsola thanked President Vella for his service to the Maltese and Gozitan people, their discussions, guidance, and cooperation with the European Parliament.

She stressed the significance of the upcoming European Parliament elections in June, urging the people of Malta and Gozo to exercise their right to vote and make their voices heard.

Additionally, President Metsola commended the recent renovations at the Grand Master’s Palace, funded by the EU. She viewed this as another example of the EU’s positive impact on societies, emphasizing its role in preserving culture and promoting heritage.

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Around 200 Families In Mosta Benefit From Regeneration Projects

Mar 28 2024

Around 200 families residing in the social housing area of Ta’ Mlit, Mosta, are reaping the benefits of two significant regeneration projects aimed at enhancing their quality of life. Minister for Social and Affordable Accommodation, Roderick Galdes, announced these initiatives during the inauguration of refurbishment works on the exteriors, roofs, and communal areas of these social housing units. Additionally, a new recreational space for residents was unveiled.

“With an investment exceeding €2 million, these projects underscore the government’s commitment to our communities, illustrating our resolve to significantly improve residents’ living conditions,” stated the minister.

The recreation area project, funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), involved a comprehensive revitalization, including enhanced accessibility through ramps, tree planting, and the installation of a solar panel system to generate electricity.

These families are part of the 2,000 residents across 270 buildings that the Housing Authority has upgraded over the past three years, with a total investment of €10 million.

“This investment reflects the government’s steadfast commitment to the housing sector, which we consider a crucial socio-economic pillar for our nation’s policymaking,” concluded Minister Galdes.

The inauguration was also attended by Permanent Secretary Emanuel Psaila.

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