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How to combat corruption – Philip Micallef

The interview with former Labour prime minister and now MEP Alfred Sant (March 14) dealt with the “friends of friends” notion, giving the impression that this is something inevitable in small countries.
In the annual corruption index issued by Transparency International, the upper echelon has exemplary countries like Denmark, Finland and Switzerland, in addition to other developed nations such as New Zealand and Singapore. Size is no excuse for making the pill of corruption sweeter.
I had the honour of being selected to set up a telecom regulatory authority in Bermuda and be its first chief operating officer. Bermuda is a British Overseas Territory in the North Atlantic Ocean. It has a population of approximately 72,000 and one of the world’s highest GDPs per capita. ....

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Making Malta more self-reliant – Philip Micallef

Over the coming weeks, we will begin to see the extent of economic damage caused by the pandemic and the necessary restrictions imposed. We will likely see a big economic decline, with job losses and business closings that could affect our communities and country long after the virus is contained.
In moments like these, it’s natural to think only about the immediate challenges but we also need to think about the next stage of recovery so we don’t lose that opportunity when it comes.
Many of us are now recognising we are unlikely to see a V-shaped economic recovery, as we were hoping a year ago, and will need to work hard in the coming months to bend the downward curve back to a narrow U. ....

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