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THURSDAY 21 OCTOBER 2021 • ISSUE 126
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MATTHEW VELLA
ENERGY and enterprise minister Mir-
iam Dalli has said Malta is expecting
inflows of foreign direct investment
of some €45.7 million within the next
three years.
Speaking on a panel at the EY Future
Realised annual conference, Dalli said
Malta's forecast of €45m in FDI was
expected to generate at least 948 jobs
up until 2024.
IN September, the Central Bank
of Malta's Business Conditions
Index remained positive, as
most macroeconomic variables
continued to recover from the
very low levels observed in 2020.
Nevertheless, the level of aggre-
gate economic activity remained
below pre-pandemic levels.
e European Commission's
confidence survey shows that
sentiment fell in September com-
pared with a month earlier, but
remains well above its year-ago
level and its long-term average.
€45m in prospected FDI
over next three years
AirX Charter
and its reliance
on GO services
Business aviation
matched 2019
levels in summer
2020
Central Bank of Malta's
Business Conditions
Index remains positive
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Miriam Dalli
Enterprise minister
Miriam Dalli says Malta
Enteprise prospecting
total of €45m in FDI and
948 jobs up until 2024
SINCE the start of the COV-
ID-19 pandemic, just two seg-
ments of European aviation
have managed an extended
period back at 2019 levels of
traffic: all-cargo and business
aviation.
Business aviation briefly
matched 2019 volumes in
summer 2020.
