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5 gozotoday | FRIDAY • 2 MAY 2025 NEWS P J A Z Z A S A N P I E T R U U S A N P A W L , I N - N A D U R . Qalb il-Frawli M I L L - 1 0 : 0 0 S A S - 1 8 : 0 0 M I L L - 1 0 : 0 0 S A S - 1 8 : 0 0 F E S T A GĦ A L L - F A M I L J A K O L L H A ! I L -Ħ A D D 1 8 T A ' M E J J U 2 0 2 5 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 The project will see around 2,100sq.m of open space creat- ed, along with a multi-level un- derground car park providing at least 230 extra parking spaces. Camilleri added that the pro- ject shows the government's commitment to invest in the heart of Gozo, and to improve the quality of life for its resi- dents through sustainable plan- ning. At the end of 2024, the Gozo Regional Development Author- ity (GRDA) had already issued a Preliminary Market Consulta- tion for this project, named the Victoria Car Park and Green Space in Pjazza l-Assedju. The land was officially trans- ferred from the Lands Author- ity to the Ministry for Gozo and Planning, in a move that m i n i s t e r s say will i m p r o v e i n f r a - s t r u c t u r e and ser- vices in the area. Minister for Lands and Elec- toral Programme Im- plementation Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi said the agreement shows how the Lands Authority is working to change how trans- port and urban space are man- aged in Malta. "With this agreement, the Lands Authority is continuing to assist in making a change in the mode of transport in the heart of our communities for greater convenience for Gozitans and all those who visit this locality," Azzopardi said. He also noted that the Au- thority is committed to turning more government land in town centres into public spaces that benefit the wider community. Victoria, Gozo project will see around 2,100sq.m of open space created, along with a multi-level underground car park providing at least 230 extra parking spaces Lands Authority wants to turn more government land in town centres into public spaces At the end of 2024, the Gozo Regional Development Authority (GRDA) had issued a Preliminary Market Consultation for this project, which Gozo minister Clint Camilleri (inset) shows government's commitment to invest in the heart of Gozo