AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAudit Cooperation: Malta’s Auditor General Charles Deguara met Libya’s Audit Bureau president Khaled Shakshak in Valletta to agree on closer technical ties, modern auditing methods and joint capacity-building, with a virtual meeting planned for next steps. Public Safety & Welfare: Prime Minister Robert Abela says the government will provide health insurance to all officers in Malta’s disciplined forces during this legislature, after visiting the Police RIU and SIU in Ta’ Kandja. Human Rights Law: A pushback is growing against the government’s National Commission for Human Rights and Equality Bill, with broad groups urging consultation and reconsideration rather than rushing it through Parliament. Transport Accountability: Malta Public Transport says overcrowding concerns are being addressed through route planning using shared operational and passenger data, after parliamentary figures showed very few official overcrowding cases. Courts & Justice: The Yorgen Fenech trial entered its second month amid clashes over digital material, while Daphne Caruana Galizia’s husband Peter Caruana Galizia told jurors about the personal impact of the assassination. International Migration Watch: Spain installed a 500-metre sea barrier at Ceuta after a mass rush that left at least 67 dead, as EU leaders demand crisis talks over border controls.
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