AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI & Education: A new Malta-focused debate argues AI investment must be matched with preparing the next generation for an AI-shaped economy, not just regulating the tech. Energy Resilience: Malta’s heatwave power cuts are framed as a social issue too—who suffers most depends on housing, health, work and support systems. Public Transport: Malta Public Transport says it’s expanding the bus network and using shared passenger data to tackle overcrowding, after parliamentary figures suggested only a handful of overcrowded buses were recorded. Cybersecurity Deal: eSafe Cyber Security and CyberLion Ltd. announce a Southern Europe distribution partnership covering Greece, Cyprus, Malta and Italy, adding vendors across digital trust, endpoint management and threat intelligence. Semiconductor R&D: Malta-based GlobalFoundries says the US will award $300m for silicon photonics to speed up AI data centres and cut energy use. Health Policy: PM Robert Abela says disciplined forces officers in Malta will get health insurance during this legislature. Circular Construction: Malta’s construction waste recycling incentives are extended to 2031 with clearer obligations for authorised operators. Space/Tech Culture: Richard E Grant’s “Very Modern Odyssey” spotlights Malta’s Grand Harbour as part of a Mediterranean travelogue tied to Homeric myth. Local Heritage: Heritage Malta launches a major new study of artist Josef Kalleya, using primary sources to reassess his work. Health & Weight-loss Drugs: Brazil approves new semaglutide pens, intensifying competition in the weight-loss market. Fundraising for Kidney Care: LifeCycle Malta Foundation launches a new cycling challenge and crowdfunding drive to support renal patients, including software for transplant waiting lists.
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