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The Gozo fast ferry service is not financially feasible and the government must intervene to keep it afloat, according to the two companies that operate the ser

The Gozo fast ferry services have changed from what was once an extremely competitive environment to an "unacceptable" system of monopoly, Gozo Business Chamber

Three Polish students are currently following a work phase at the Gozo Business Chamber under the guidance of council member Richard Grech and CEO Daniel Borg.

“Art is never finished, only abandoned,” said Leonardo da Vinci. The Renaissance boasts many masterpieces that were left unfinished by their creato

In just a few years, major advances in technology, massive shifts in consumer buying behaviour, changes in government policies and regulations, sharp e-commerce

An exciting and new exhibition space in Senglea, Art by the Seaside, is hosting Christmas Collective Art Exhibition, a mixture of painting and sculpture by some

Archaeologists want Hili development on Comino to be limited to footprint of existing bungalows

On the occasion of Europe Day, which is celebrated today, Europe Direct Gozo organised a webinar last Friday entitled ‘How Can We Assist You?’. The objective of the webinar was to provide information about the EU-related information offices in Malta, the work carried out by these entities and how they can assist further the community. The EU-related information offices involved are EURES, which is run by JobsPlus and facilitates mobility across the EU, SOLVIT, which assists citizens in rela...

The Gozo Business Chamber held its annual general meeting at the auditorium of the Queen Mary University of London Campus in Gozo on January 25. Daniel Borg, chief executive officer of the Gozo Business Chamber, highlighted the important work of the chamber during the pandemic. He also presented important changes to the statute of the chamber. These changes, approved unanimously, were done after a comprehensive review of the statute with the intent to align it to today’s needs and requirement...

The Gozo Business Chamber’s annual general meeting will this year focus on the organisation’s efforts to lessen the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on business, providing information to its members and discussing measures that could ease the extra costs of doing business in Gozo. The meeting will be held at the auditorium of the Barts Medical School in Victoria on Thursday, at 6.30pm. Described a crucial year, the chamber was at the forefront during all the discussions undertaken, and in pu...