
The Parliament of Malta is set to reconvene tomorrow following a short Easter recess. However, rather than resuming normal proceedings, the sitting will be dedicated to paying tribute to the late Pope Francis.
After a series of brief speeches, Parliament will adjourn without continuing with its standard agenda.
Speaker of the House Anglu Farrugia, Prime Minister Robert Abela, and Leader of the Opposition Bernard Grech are all expected to deliver short addresses in honour of Pope Francis.
This will be the first parliamentary session since his passing, and in a gesture of respect, regular parliamentary business will be set aside.
The special sitting highlights the country’s recognition of Pope Francis’ influence and enduring legacy. Parliament’s decision to devote the session entirely to his memory underlines the significance of his contributions, both to the Catholic Church and to the wider global community.
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