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Minister for the Economy and Industry Silvio Schembri announced three projects that, with the use of Artificial Intelligence, will lead to the use of the Maltese language in the education and industry sectors to be on par with foreign languages. With an investment of more than €161,000, they will lead to the Maltese language being written, understood, and processed in the technology we use every day. This was stated during a press conference portraying a successful collaboration between the Malta Digital Innovation Authority (MDIA) and the University of Malta.
Minister Schembri explained how Artificial Intelligence is being explored as an assistive tool in the education sector and even in industry. He highlighted the benefits of the three projects, called Speech Processing, Text Processing, and Edu AI. He illustrated how, through the ‘Speech Processing’ project, researchers are assisted in making the systems understand the spoken language,
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Maltco Lotteries are once again cooperating on research projects led by academics at the Institute of Digital Games at the University of Malta. This announcement has been made as part of the company’s annual CSR programme.
At a press conference held on Wednesday 24
th February at the University of Malta, Maltco Lotteries signed a collaboration agreement for a minimum of 3 years with the University’s Institute of Digital Games. The cooperation was announced in the presence of Minister for Economy and Industry Hon. Silvio Schembri who was present on behalf of the government, together with University of Malta Rector Prof. Alfred J. Vella and the director and professor at the institute of Digital Games Prof. Georgios N. Yannakakis.
Melita Marine Group recently announced an investment of €5 million in its operation, in order to strengthen the highest quality service it offers in maritime and engineering at an international level.
Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Projects Ian Borg and Minister for the Economy and Industry Silvio Schembri, visited the company’s shipyard in Paola.
Borg said: “All this further strengthens Malta’s position as a major jurisdiction for yacht services. It is an honour for us to have a Maltese shipyard which is considered, according to among the most prominent newspapers, as one of the best shipyards in the world.
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Ministers Ian Borg and Silvio Schembri visit Melita Marine Group’s €5 million investment in the highest quality maritime and engineering service
“As a government, we are committed to promoting a Malta which is renowned as a centre of excellence in the maritime sector, a sector which is increasing its contribution to the Maltese economy while creating employment opportunities.” This was stated by Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Projects Ian Borg and Minister for the Economy and Industry Silvio Schembri, whilst visiting the facilities of the Melita Marine Group at their shipyard in Paola. They attended an announcement made by the company on investment of €5 million in its operation, in order to strengthen the highest quality service it offers in maritime and engineering at an international level.
New Website Launched on the Best Market Rates to Address the Needs of Telecommunications Consumers
“We want to aspire towards a Malta Communications Authority (MCA) that is more focused on consumer needs.” This was stated by Minister for the Economy and Industry Silvio Schembri during the launch of a new service by the Malta Communications Authority. Entitled TeleCosts, this will lead to a stronger telecom service for consumers, operators and the industry, with regards to information tools on the bundled packages available on the market, for a better-informed choice.
When visiting the website www.telecosts.com, consumers can conveniently compare all local tariff plans available for mobile telephony, fixed telephony, internet, as well as bundled services for telephony, internet and TV. When visiting the portal, consumers can filter the options in the telecommunication services in accordance with their personal needs. Consumers are then provided with a list of the cheapest s