AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEU Border Tech: Nine Schengen countries, including Malta, have been allowed to delay full rollout of the EU’s biometric Entry/Exit System (EES) after technical glitches and long queues hit travellers—Brussels is reportedly prioritising “border fluidity” as airlines push for more time. AI Partnership: Malta and Ghana are lining up a practical AI collaboration, with Malta’s High Commissioner calling for a structured dialogue that targets measurable initiatives, backed by Malta’s AI strategy and the Malta Digital Innovation Authority under the EU AI Act. Tourism Leadership: WTTC’s Malta Global Summit in Valletta (Oct 7–9) adds heavyweight speakers José María Aznar and Nick Adams, joining Justin Trudeau as the event focuses on investment, competitiveness and tech-driven resilience in travel. Education & Wellbeing: OECD data flags rising bullying among Malta’s 15-year-olds alongside less frequent family check-ins about school life. Payments Infrastructure: RS2 warns Malta-linked businesses not to confuse basic payment failover with real payments orchestration, urging smarter routing and token control.
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