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The landfill of Wied Fulija will go through rehabilitation transforming into a 95,000 sqm nature park in Żurrieq. The rehabilitation of the site started in March 2019 and they are seen to wind up by December 2020.

Vodafone Malta has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the government in order to promote and harness the latest technologies — blockchain, internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), big data — to improve innovation in Malta.

The Maltese government's recurrent revenue was up by 14% (€266.2m) to €2.164b and the total expenditure increased by 13.7% to €2.320b in H1. The difference between total revenue and expenditure resulted in a deficit of €156.2m in H1, while the debt of the central government stood at was up by a year-on-year €0.6m to €5.480b in June.

Melita Business teams up with the education ministry for upgrading the fibre network connectivity of schools around Malta.

Maltese architects’ association Kamra tal-Periti meets the government to discuss the new regulations that were brought into force earlier this week. Further meetings are in the pipeline.

Liquigas Malta says it will offer €200 vouchers for all cars installing a certified LPG conversion kit by 31 October 2019, as an addition to the government's incentive scheme of €200 for each conversion, the company announced today, celebrating the LPG day.

Expenditure on social security benefits by the Maltese government is up by year-on-year 3% (€28.3m) to €965.2m by the end of 2018.

The Maltese government’s consolidated fund registers a deficit of €62.9m at the end of February, up from a deficit of €55m by the end of January.

Maltese government’s consolidated fund registers a deficit of €55m by the end of January, while recurrent revenue rises by y.o.y. €19.4m (6.8%) to €302.4m.

The Accountant General announced the issue of €50m Malta Government Stock subject to an over-allotment option of an additional amount up to...