AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoArchaeology in Mellieħa: Prime Minister Robert Abela visited Ta’ Latnija, where excavations are pushing back Malta’s human arrival by 1,000 years and rebuilding 300,000 years of climatic history, with international scientists and National Geographic already lining up coverage. Science outreach: Esplora marked its 10th anniversary at Villa Bighi, celebrating a decade of science education and public engagement and Malta’s push for a more innovative, resilient future. Payments & fintech infrastructure: RS2 Smart Processing and PXP announced managed acquiring services across 30+ European markets using RS2’s BankWORKS platform, targeting card-present and card-not-present processing. Semiconductors for edge AI: GlobalFoundries said its UX platform technologies are now available for intelligent edge and sensing, and it’s also working with RAAAM Memory Technologies on next-gen GCRAM test chips. Health IP for Long COVID: AIM ImmunoTech expanded Ampligen patent protection across Europe and the UK through 2041, with no opposition filed. Environment & biodiversity: Malta launched Project E-CORE (€9m) to strengthen Natura 2000 resilience and visitor management. Local business/tech leadership: RSM Malta appointed Ludwig Micallef as Director for Digital Transformation & AI, boosting its advisory push. Critical infrastructure risk: A World Bank assessment warns Malta’s critical infrastructure is too centralised, raising the risk of cascading failures during major disasters.
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