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ARTICLE · 15 FEBRUARY 2023

Malta Adopts First Civil Aviation National Policy

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The Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Project, Dr. Aaron Farrugia has just launched Malta's first policy for the aviation industry (the "Policy").

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The Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Project, Dr. Aaron Farrugia has just launched Malta's first policy for the aviation industry.

The Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Project, Dr. Aaron Farrugia has just launched Malta's first policy for the aviation industry (the "Policy"). The Policy represents the outcome of a public consultation process launched in 2021 aimed at adopting a balanced approach towards Malta's aviation sector for the period 2023-2030 by setting a number of strategic and specific objectives.

The Policy aims at strengthening the Maltese aviation sector as a globally renowned player by developing a sustainable, competitive and resilient aviation sector based on socio-economic and environmental considerations

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