People have until the end of May to give their feedback on how their quality of life can be improved after COVID, and how businesses can be supported to get back on their feet.
Public consultation on Malta’s post-COVID strategy was launched on Friday following the drawing up of a document by a steering committee chaired by academic Simone Borg.
Minister Owen Bonnici told the press that the committee had identified 12 sectors: health, social cohesion, societal challenges, sustainable planning and urban development, facilitating business investment, green investment, the integration of education, laborious and economic policy, innovation, digital infrastructure, good governance, safeguarding of natural and cultural heritage and disaster recovery preparedness.
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Post-COVID strategy minister Owen Bonnici has steered clear of discussing specifics of Malta’s post-pandemic strategy, but said cabinet is constantly updated by the team drafting it.
The government has set up a steering group to come up with a national post COVID-19 strategy. The group is led by academic and diplomat Simone Borg.
Bonnici said that the group will be publishing the strategy before June, the month which is set for the island to reopen fully to tourism. It is also the month which Health Minister Chris Fearne is expecting herd immunity to be reached.
The three main elements of the post-COVID-19 strategy are sustainability, resilience and social cohesion, Bonnici said on Friday.
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On the initiative of President of Malta George Vella, the Conference for National Unity was held today. This platform for a mature discussion was organised through a hybrid event, held in two halls of the Verdala Palace and through social media.
The discussion was driven by a number of personalities from various walks of life including Prof. Carmen Sammut, Prof. Simone Borg, Prof. Andrew Azzopardi, Perit David Xuereb, Mr Mario Fava, Mr Reno Bugeja, and Mr Aleks Farrugia. Various individuals and representatives from non-governmental organisations and entities also participated.
In his opening speech, the President expressed his satisfaction that the very announcement that this initiative will be taken sparking a public discussion. Explaining his view that this will be a space where everyone can have their say, the President described the conference as the beginning of a process designed, first and foremost, to enable us to reveal and discover all
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