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ARTICLE · 08 JUNE 2022

Maltese And Global Shipping Perspectives - Mondaq Webinar

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The webinar focused on the Maltese Maritime Industry and the various sectors that contributed to its growth over the last four decades.

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Juanita Brockdorff International Tax Partner and Stephan Piazza Associate Director and Transport Lead at KPMG in Malta delivered the webinar Maltese and Global Shipping Perspectives organised by Mondaq.

The webinar focused on the Maltese Maritime Industry and the various sectors that contributed to its growth over the last four decades. Malta is a Mediterranean island connecting major global shipping lines from east to west and north Africa to Europe. Amongst others, Stephan Piazza focused on the various segments of Malta's maritime economy such as fisheries and aquaculture, marinas, ports and logistics management. The webinar also analysed factors allowing the Malta flag to become the 1st flag in Europe and 6th worldwide in terms of registered tonnage. Particular attention was granted to the Malta Tonnage Tax Rules and all those aspects concerning Malta's shipping legal framework, its flexible maritime administration, the number of international conventions

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