AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCourt Watch: The Yorgen Fenech trial continues with fresh witness testimony, including claims that Joseph Muscat told a former OPM security officer “it’s best that I don’t know,” while defence testimony also focuses on alleged meetings involving Keith Schembri. Health Policy: Government says it has fulfilled another IVF and genetic testing promise at Mater Dei, expanding eligibility for Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Monogenic Disorders (PGT-M) by adding 17 conditions. Energy & Tourism: The PN warns Malta’s power cuts are damaging tourism, as MHRA calls for stronger enforcement to be matched by stronger laws. Governance & Public Money: The NAO slams a €12 million MGA offices lease and refurbishment overseen by Joseph Cuschieri, citing governance failures, weak planning and procurement issues. Environment & Planning: NGOs protest the Planning Authority’s sanctioning of padel courts on Manoel Island, calling it a “betrayal” of promises tied to national park and UNESCO ambitions. Local Security: Police reveal new details from the St Julian’s shooting siege, including officers trapped in a yard for about 20 minutes. Public Service: Deputy PM Ian Borg welcomes 138 newly graduated doctors starting clinical training under the Malta Foundation Programme.
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