AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTelecom & Connectivity: Europe’s FTTH push is shifting from “homes passed” to “homes connected,” with EU39 now at ~295 million homes covered (79%) and ~160 million subscribers (54% take-up), highlighting the next challenge: converting coverage into active connections. Border Tech & Travel Ops: Nine Schengen countries, including Malta, have been allowed to delay full enforcement of the EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES) after queues and technical snags, with Brussels reportedly prioritising “border fluidity” while systems stabilise. Malta Regulation & Data Quality: The MFSA has issued a Dear CEO letter on data quality expectations for insurers, flagging weaknesses in reporting processes, governance, and end-to-end data flows. AI Partnership: Malta and Ghana are lining up a practical AI partnership, with a call for a structured dialogue across regulators, universities and industry tied to measurable outcomes. Workforce Snapshot: Eurostat puts the euro area job vacancy rate at 2.1% (Q2 2026), with Malta at 3.1%—one of the higher rates in the EU. Education & Wellbeing: OECD data says bullying among Malta’s 15-year-olds rose to 23% (2025) while home support discussions fell. Tourism Leadership: WTTC’s Malta summit (Oct 7–9) adds José María Aznar and U.S. tourism envoy Nick Adams to a line-up of global speakers.
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