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FRIDAY 14 MARCH 2025 • ISSUE 037 • PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
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THREE different applications lodged by law-
yer Jason Azzopardi for magisterial inquiries
into alleged money laundering and corrup-
tion by Gozo Minister Clint Camilleri were
rejected on Monday.
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Three requests
for magisterial
inquiries
implicating
Gozo Minister
rejected
Requests by lawyer Jason
Azzopardi for inquiries into
Nadur Road, Gozo regional
swimming pool and berthing
spots at Mġarr Harbour are
turned down
PN MEP hosting stakeholder
conference on EU funding
options for Gozo connectivity
NATIONALIST Party MEP Peter Agius
is organising a conference tomorrow to
highlight financing options available for
Malta to improve connectivity to Gozo,
including through the provisioning of
new ferries.
He is bringing together stakeholders
to clearly lay out how Malta can benefit
from EU funds and to explain what other
countries are doing.
On Tuesday, Agius met European
Commissioner for Sustainable Trans-
port and Tourism, Apostolos Tzitzikos-
tas, to discuss how EU funds can be lev-
eraged to improve Gozo's connectivity
and infrastructure.
"For Gozitans, connectivity conditions
everything else," Agius told GozoToday.
"As an MEP, I vouched to bring EU
benefits to all corners of Malta and
Gozo. This is why I will not rest until
I see EU benefits deployed to benefit
Gozitan connectivity." PAGE 3
Gozo minister Clint Camilleri
Nationalist MEP Peter Agius made Gozo's connectivity issues a top priority of his
election campaign. Now he says he wants to deliver on his campaign promises.
