The Malta Chamber forge Bronze Collaboration Agreement with Sullivan Shipping

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The Malta Business Weekly

The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry is thrilled to announce the signing of a Bronze Collaboration Agreement with Sullivan Shipping. This agreement marks a significant milestone in fostering strategic partnerships aimed at enhancing Malta’s commercial landscape.

As two prominent entities dedicated to facilitating business growth and fostering economic prosperity, this collaboration solidifies a commitment to mutual support and shared objectives. The Malta Chamber, with its rich history of advocating for businesses and driving innovation, joins forces with Sullivan Shipping, renowned for its excellence in logistics services and global reach.

Speaking on this occasion, Chris Vassallo Cesareo, President of The Malta Chamber, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating, “We are delighted to embark on this journey with Sullivan Shipping. This partnership signifies our commitment to fostering a vibrant business ecosystem and creating opportunities for our members. Together, we aim to empower businesses, drive innovation, and contribute to Malta’s economic prosperity.”

“Since its inception, Sullivan Shipping Agencies Ltd has been a strong and active supporter of The Malta Chamber, recognising its vital role in advocating for an ethical and sustainable business environment. As a responsible entity within the Maltese maritime industry, we acknowledge the fundamental role that shipping plays in our island’s ecosystem. While prioritising the preservation of our island’s environment, we also recognize our duty to add value to local businesses, which heavily depend on shipping and logistics services. Our Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) objectives underscore Sullivan Shipping’s dedication to aligning economic returns with environmental and social sustainability. We perceive this partnership as a significant stride towards fulfilling this commitment.,” noted Matthew Sullivan, Director at Sullivan Shipping.

The Bronze Collaboration Agreement between The Malta Chamber and Sullivan Shipping underscores a shared commitment to excellence, innovation, and sustainable growth. Through strategic partnerships like this, both organizations are poised to make a significant impact on Malta’s business landscape and beyond.

The agreement was signed by Chris Vassallo Cesareo, Nick Xuereb and Dr Marthese Portelli, President, Deputy President and CEO of The Malta Chamber respectively, and John Sullivan, Matthew Sullivan and Christian Sullivan, Directors at Sullivan Shipping.

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In 1994, the Malta Business Weekly became the first newspaper fully dedicated to business. Today this newspaper is a leader in business and financial news. Together with the launch of the MBW newspaper, the company started organising various business breakfasts to discuss various current issues that were targeting the business community in Malta.

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