AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBudget 2027: Labour accused Opposition Leader Alex Borg of contradictions and failing to say what he would do about €400 million in energy subsidies. Borg argued Malta’s foreign-worker-led economic model needs an overhaul and criticised the Government for rushing measures without consultation. Transport: Minister Chris Bonett has launched a public survey for the Malta in Motion plan, with results due early next year. The initiative adds to existing research as questions remain over delivery of transport measures. Planning: Studies warn Malta cannot sustain two commercially viable crematoria, yet rival projects have advanced through planning, prompting concerns about demand assessments and oversight. Gaming Oversight: The Malta Gaming Authority softened planned rules for foreign-licensed companies operating from Malta after industry objections, despite the framework’s money-laundering risk rating. Public Broadcasting: PBS ethics watchdog Reno Bugeja is facing questions over hosting a programme on Labour’s ONE TV while serving on PBS’s editorial board.
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