GRTU President Paul Abela last week attended the Milan Expo 2014 together with Honourable Prime Minister Joseph Muscat and Minister for the Economy, Investment and Small Business Chris Cardona. Presence in this initiative puts Malta as a probable business destination with the potential exposure amidst entrepreneurial visitors all over the globe. During the expo Dr Joseph Muscat expressed that Malta wanted to convince foreigners that
the island was the ideal place for tourism but also to attract businesses. He continued by stating that Malta’s presence at the expo will continue to promote the country’s product quality.
The delegation was also present at a business reception where they were able to meet with current and potential investors. It is important that Malta continues to take the opportunity to be present at these types of event as this participation will continue to encourage foreign business investment to the island which will strengthen the Maltese economy.
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