The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry and EY Malta have renewed their Gold Collaboration Alliance, reaffirming their commitment to strengthening Malta’s business community and contributing to informed national policy discussions.
Through the renewed agreement, EY Malta will leverage its extensive expertise to provide consultancy services and support The Malta Chamber in the development of national policy positions and recommendations. This collaboration will focus on key areas addressed by The Malta Chamber’s Business Sections and Horizontal Thematic Committees, providing valuable expertise and insights to support the Chamber’s ongoing work in representing the interests of the private sector in national discussions. The renewed alliance builds on the longstanding relationship between the two organisations and their shared commitment to fostering a competitive, resilient and sustainable business environment. EY Malta has previously supported The Malta Chamber through its expertise in a range of areas relevant to Malta’s economic development and business community.
Commenting on the renewal, William Spiteri Bailey, President of The Malta Chamber, said: “We are pleased to renew our Gold Collaboration Alliance with EY Malta, strengthening a relationship that continues to bring significant value to The Malta Chamber and the wider business community. At a time when Malta is facing important economic and structural challenges, access to high-quality expertise and evidence-based insights is essential. EY Malta’s contribution will support our Business Sections and Horizontal Thematic Committees in developing well-informed policy positions and recommendations that reflect the realities and needs of businesses operating in Malta.”
Ronald Attard, Country Managing Partner at EY Malta, added: “This renewed collaboration reflects our shared commitment to Malta’s long-term competitiveness and resilience. By combining The Malta Chamber’s close understanding of the business community with EY Malta’s multidisciplinary expertise, we can help translate evidence-based insights into practical policy recommendations. We look forward to continuing to support the Chamber’s Business Sections and Horizontal Thematic Committees and to contributing constructively to Malta’s economic and policy discussions.”
The renewed collaboration will further facilitate the exchange of knowledge and expertise between EY Malta and The Malta Chamber, supporting the Chamber’s role as a leading voice for the private sector and its engagement in national economic and policy discussions.
