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Liz Barbaro Sant appointed as new chairperson of TradeMalta
She will be replacing Stephen Sultana, who held the position for two years
13 May 2021, 6:08pm
by Nicole Meilak
Liz Barbaro Sant, Vice President of the Malta Chamber of Commerce, has been appointed as the new chairperson of TradeMalta, replacing Stephen Sultana who held the position for the past two years.
Following TradeMalta s annual general meeting, Liz Barbaro Sant said that internationalisation has become increasingly important for the competitiveness of enterprises of all sizes.
“In today’s environment, it grants a true independence from the local market business cycles,” said Barbaro Sant.
Malta Chamber vice-president Liz Barbaro Sant has been appointed chairperson of TradeMalta, replacing Stephen Sultana who held the position for the past two years.
Speaking during TradeMalta’s annual general meeting, Barbaro Sant said internationalisation has become increasingly important for the competitiveness of enterprises of all sizes.
She said that, sometimes, it might become complicated for small and medium-size companies to understand the tendencies of the world’s economy when trying to explore new commercial opportunities, and this is where TradeMalta comes in to support and assist companies of any size.
Sultana said that during the past two years, TradeMalta has continued to diversify, expand and refine the range of services to industry while assisting a growing number of Malta-based companies to enter into new and emerging markets in Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
The Environment Minister insisted on Tuesday that a playground will only take up a small section of Santa Venera s Romeo Romano Gardens, which is set for an upgrade.
Displaying a map of the project, Aaron Farrugia said the playground area will take up 357.3 square metres out of the 10,513 square metres of the garden area.
Photos of a proposed playground released last week provoked mixed reactions with some people raising concerns about citrus trees being uprooted, while others called for no children’s park to be created at the historic garden.
“Very pleased with the response I received to the project I announced in the Romeo Romano Garden,” Farrugia posted on Tuesday, emphasising that the project will preserve the cultural heritage of the garden.