Julian Sammut, The Alfred Mizzi Foundation with Martin Scicluna from Din L - Art Ħelwa at the presentation.
Heritage entities reliant for most of their income on entry fees to the various historic sites they curate took a bad knock with the drastic fall in tourist arrivals finding it difficult to meet their regular financial commitments.
The Alfred Mizzi Foundation was happy to offer support by presenting Din l-Art Ħelwa with a money contribution. A motor vehicle for the Din l-Art Ħelwa maintenance team was also presented to DLH Treasurer Martin Scicluna who accepted this as a much-needed replacement to the Society’s 15-year-old van. This presentation took place in front of the church of Our Lady of Victories in Valletta, a masterpiece
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