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ARTICLE · 04 DECEMBER 2015

Attracting Investment Through Malta's Maritime Industry

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Aaron Farrugia, CEO Of Malta Freeport Corporation, spoke about the role of Malta's maritime industry in attracting Foreign Investment in an interview given to MIMLink.

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Aaron Farrugia, CEO Of Malta Freeport Corporation, spoke about the role of Malta's maritime industry in attracting Foreign Investment in an interview given to MIMLink. CSB Group lifted the main elements from the interview about the key factors that can help develop Malta's maritime sector, prominent among which, according to Farrugia, is logistics.

When asked about the role and daily operations of the Malta Freeport Corporation, Mr. Farrugia stated that "Over its 25 year history, the Malta Freeport Corporation has evolved into a trade catalyst to enable business as an international logistics hub." Looking forward, he said that "Our vision is for Malta to become an international trade and commerce centre by being a leading logistical warehousing and distribution hub that can serve Europe, North Africa and beyond."

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