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NEWS
maltatoday | SUNDAY • 10 APRIL 2022
JAMES DEBONO
TWO adjoining plots the size
of 57 football grounds over-
looking Ġnejna Bay, Għajn
Tuffieħa Bay and Golden Bay
are on sale for nearly €12 mil-
lion, despite the fact that the
land in question is not just out-
side development zones but
designated as an Area of High
Landscape Value and a Natura
2000 site.
The two plots in question are
on sale on two separate post-
ings on various property web-
sites.
A plot of 281,000 square me-
tres described as "a very large
area of flat land with spec-
tacular unobstructed sea and
country views" is being sold for
€7.7 million, while another ad-
joining plot of 119,910 square
metres is being sold for €4.6
million.
But both adverts refer to the
adjoining plot, stating that the
"new buyer could enjoy owning
399,375 sq.m of land."
Contacted by MaltaToday,
one of the property agents list-
ing the property made it clear
that the land is being sold with-
out any condition of it being
developed, with the responsi-
bility of obtaining any permits
falling squarely on the person
buying the land.
Moreover the price being
asked for reflects the consider-
able size of the land: the Remax
Malta advert lists "space for
pool" and "garden" as the "fea-
tures" of the 281,000sq.m plot.
Development outside de-
velopment zones is limited to
the redevelopment of existing
properties which previously
had a residential use. The only
permit issued on the site in-
volved the regularisation of an
illegally developed agricultural
store in 2017. The permit was
issued despite strong objec-
tions by Environment and Re-
sources Authority and a neg-
ative recommendation by the
case officer.
€12m price
tag for Mgarr
land size of
57 football
grounds
Both adverts refer to the adjoining plot, stating that the new "new buyer could enjoy owning 399,375 sq.m of land."
Contacted by MaltaToday, one of the property agents listing the property made it clear that the land is being sold without
any condition of it being developed, with the responsibility of obtaining any permits falling squarely on the person buying
the land
Two adjoining plots the size of 57
football grounds overlooking Ġnejna
Bay, Għajn Tuffieha Bay and Golden
Bay are on sale for nearly €12 million
On the 16
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August 2021 the Ministry for Health of Malta was awarded up to 1 Million to cover
the eligible costs incurred for the implementation of the EU Digital COVID Certificate action.
It is with pleasure that the Ministry for Health of Malta announces that EU Digital COVID
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The EU Commission launched the Emergency Support Instrument, worth circa 2.7 Billion
Euros and based on the principle of solidarity. The instrument was activated on 16 April 2020
to help Member States in their efforts to respond to the COVID-19 emergency. Through the
Emergency Support Instrument, the EU Commission has committed itself to support EU
Member States, including Malta, with a grant of up to 1 Million Euros to cover costs incurred
for the interoperability of the EU Digital COVID Certificate.
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Apple App:
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On the 16
th
August 2021 the Ministry for Health of Malta was awarded up to 1 Million to cover
the eligible costs incurred for the implementation of the EU Digital COVID Certificate action.
It is with pleasure that the Ministry for Health of Malta announces that EU Digital COVID
Certificate action has been successfully completed.
The EU Commission launched the Emergency Support Instrument, worth circa 2.7 Billion
Euros and based on the principle of solidarity. The instrument was activated on 16 April 2020
to help Member States in their efforts to respond to the COVID-19 emergency. Through the
Emergency Support Instrument, the EU Commission has committed itself to support EU
Member States, including Malta, with a grant of up to 1 Million Euros to cover costs incurred
for the interoperability of the EU Digital COVID Certificate.
The EU Digital COVID Certificate – Malta can be accessed through:
https://certifikatvaccin.gov.mt
Other related links:
Swab and Recovery Certificates can be accessed from https://certifikatswab.gov.mt
Android Apps:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mt.gov.CovPassMalta&hl=en&gl=US
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mt.gov.CovPassMTWallet&hl=en&gl=US
Apple App:
https://apps.apple.com/gw/app/covpass-malta/id1573903602
THIS PROJECT IS FUNDED BY
THE EUROPEAN UNION
