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Local News Dalli outlines fiscal strategy During a press call to the future premises of the Malta Stock Exchange, held at the former Post Office in Valletta, Finance Minister John Dalli spoke for over 40 minutes on the realisation of the benchmarking exercise and the latest on the taxation of interest from collective investment schemes. Yet another Malta-registered ship sinks The Transport minister Censu Galea went out of his way to highlight the major role that bad weather played in the sinking of yet another Maltese-registered ship – the Balu – which went down yesterday morning in the Bay of Biscay CMA-CGM to bid for stake in Malta Freeport French shipping line, CMA-CGM, which conducts a high-volume transhipment operation from the Malta Freeport, is rumoured by experts as being ready and willing to bid for a stake in the two terminals at the Freeport, once it is up for privatisation Falls expected in Maltese Stock market Drop of 12.82% in two and a half months Concern that work is being lost to Libya Parties interested in the long-awaited aviation project earmarked for Safi may be asked to put forward their applications again for an aircraft hanger, according to the chairman of the Malta Development Corporation, Lawrence Zammit Malta to become member of World Trade Centres Association Centre to be established Malta's role in on-line distance learning Prime Minister Eddie Fenech Adami yesterday inaugurated the first interregional node of the International Telecommunication Union, Global Telecommunication University and Training Institute GTU/GTTI |
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