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7 maltatoday | SUNDAY • 30 NOVEMBER 2025 COMMERCIAL Logografix signs and logo express merge to form a stronger, unified brand TWO of Malta's leading names in signage and visual branding, Logografix Signs and Logo Ex- press, have officially merged to form a single, stronger entity: Logo Grafix. This strategic merger marks a new chapter for both companies, combining their expertise, crea- tivity, and customer-focused approach under one unified brand. The new Logo Grafix will continue to deliver high-quality signage, large-format printing, vehicle wrapping, off set digital printing, merchandise and total corporate branding solutions, while expanding its service offer- ing to meet the evolving needs of Malta's business community. This merger allows the two companies to bring together the best of both teams - their crea- tivity, craftsmanship, and com- mitment to excellence. By join- ing forces, they can offer their clients a more complete and efficient service, powered by in- novation and backed by over 30 years of industry experience. The merger also comes with a refreshed visual identity and streamlined operations, ensur- ing a consistent brand expe- rience across all products and services. Clients can expect the same reliable service and atten- tion to detail that have long de- fined both Logografix Signs and Logo Express - now operating under one roof in St. Venera, with even greater capacity and resources. Logo Grafix remains commit- ted to supporting local business- es, organizations, and creatives with top-tier design and signage and branding solutions that help brands stand out and communi- cate effectively. Logo Grafix 392, Canon Road, St. Venera | logografix.mt | in- fo@logografix.mt | 21498829. Malta joins forces to tackle antimicrobial resistance: Xjenza Malta nationally launches the European Partnership on One Health Antimicrobial Resistance XJENZA Malta has officially joined the European Partner- ship on One Health Antimicro- bial Resistance (EUP OHAMR), an EU-supported initiative unit- ing 53 organisations across 30 countries to advance cross-sec- toral research and innovative solutions against antimicrobial resistance (AMR). The national launch event, held at Esplora Planetarium Hall, gathered leading researchers, policymakers, and stakeholders to mark Malta's commitment to collaborative action on AMR. Through this European part- nership, Xjenza Malta will support Maltese researchers and innovators to participate in transnational research pro- jects, providing up to €500,000 per project under the first Joint Transnational Call focused on "Treatments and adherence to treatment protocols". Projects may explore novel combination treatments to extend antimicro- bial efficacy, develop innovative tools to improve treatment ad- herence, or assess the contribu- tion of veterinary and agricultur- al antimicrobial use to AMR. Xjenza Malta CEO Mr Silvio Scerri emphasised the agency's commitment to strengthening Malta's research capacity within this major EU partnership, while Prof. Michael Borg, Chair of the National Antimicrobial Resist- ance Committee, delivered a keynote speech outlining local and global AMR trends. Antimicrobial resistance re- mains a serious global health threat, causing tens of thousands of deaths annually across Eu- rope, with projections indicating a dramatic rise unless urgent ac- tion is taken. By joining the EUP OHAMR, Malta reinforces its commitment to innovative, sci- ence-driven public health policy and international research col- laboration. Xjenza Malta will continue to play a central role in fostering Maltese expertise and driving evidence-based solutions to safeguard public health for fu- ture generations. Silvio Scerri added, "Xjenza Malta is proud to facilitate Mal- tese participation in interna- tional research collaborations. Together, we can develop in- novative strategies that protect public health and safeguard the effectiveness of antimicrobial treatments for future genera- tions." The national launch event, held at Esplora Planetarium Hall, gathered leading researchers, policymakers, and stakeholders to mark Malta's commitment to collaborative action on AMR