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ARTICLE · 11 SEPTEMBER 2017

Malta-UK Business Promotion Taskforce Set Up

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Special Envoy for Investment Promotion Mr Joseph Zammit Tabona has been appointed to chair the newly set up Malta-UK Business Promotion Taskforce which will be responsible for business promotion of Malta within the UK.

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Special Envoy for Investment Promotion Mr Joseph Zammit Tabona has been appointed to chair the newly set up Malta-UK Business Promotion Taskforce which will be responsible for business promotion of Malta within the UK. Mr Kenneth Farrugia, FinanceMalta Chairman, is also a member of the taskforce.

This task force is being set up to implement a plan of action between now and end 2019 to promote business, including industrial, economical and financial activities to Malta in collaboration with the UK. Malta will position itself as a business destination for UK-based companies which want to set-up a base in a European Union Member State following Brexit. 

Mr Zammit Tabona served as Malta's High Commissioner to the United Kingdom & Northern Ireland from 2009 till 2013. He has been the Prime Minister's  Special Envoy  for Investment Promotion since 1st August 2013. He was recently decorated as a Member of the Order of Merit in 2016. Mr Zammit Tabona was also appointed as

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