'Train could have been blown to smithereens as we passed Kyiv'
A Maltese man who was trapped in Ukraine has been evacuated from the heavily bombarded city of Kharkiv and is en route to Malta after a dangerous 40-hour journe
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A Maltese man who was trapped in Ukraine has been evacuated from the heavily bombarded city of Kharkiv and is en route to Malta after a dangerous 40-hour journe
The sound of explosions interrupted an interview with a Maltese man living in a besieged Ukrainian city on Monday morning.  "Listen, listen, they're dropp
London, 25 February 2021: Malta’s Minister for Foreign and European Affairs, Evarist Bartolo, held what was reported to be a very positive conversation with the designate Prime Minister of Libya Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba, according to a post by its Ambassador to Libya, Charles Saliba. According to a statement issued by the Maltese government referred to in post, Abdul Hamid Aldabaiba was said to have acknowledged that Malta has always offered friendship and help to the Libyan people and the Maltese people are regarded as friends. At this crucial time, however, he expressed hope that Malta wil...
evarist-bartolo The work to open the Maltese Consulate in Tripoli is at a very advanced stage as well as that of opening, once again, the Embassy in Libya. This was announced by Minister for Foreign and European Affairs Evarist Bartolo during a meeting with the designate Prime Minister of Libya Abdul Hamid Dbeibah. The Prime Minister designate Abdul Hamid Dbeibah said that Malta has always offered friendship and help to the Libyan people and the Maltese people are regarded as friends. Earlier in February Abdul Hamid Dbeibah mentioned the need for the resumption of flights between Libya and ...
Libyan passport holders, he said, were not being treated with respect. After footage of the speech was published, the Maltese government began a diplomatic effort to address tensions. In his statement, Bartolo said Malta will also be addressing problems regarding visas and residence permits to ensure that undue delays and hardships for Libyans will be avoided. Bartolo said Dabaiba had also mentioned the need for flights between Libya and Malta to resume. This issue is being addressed and Malta will be guided by the EU authorities, Bartolo added. The Maltese people are regarded as fr...