TradeMalta is pleased to invite Malta-based companies to join a trade delegation to attend the Commonwealth Business Forum that will be held in Kigali, Rwanda.
This is a sector specific delegation for entreprises having their main export activities in Manufacturing, ICT, Fintech, Architectural & Engineering Services, Scientific R&D and Health & Medical related services.

This event is being held to discuss Future Skills and the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the workplace.

The Malta Chamber and the Malta Business Bureau are partners of the TransFormWork Project, funded to implement the Autonomous Framework Agreement on Digitalization adopted by European Social Partners in 2020.

The Project objectives and therefore, this event are to raise awareness and generate discussion on different aspects and the impact of digitalization on work organizations and practices.

Against a backdrop of ongoing price increases & supply chain issues, businesses are still not fully aware of the great savings potential of innovative energy & water efficiency investments. With government funding support and academia expertise both available to help companies unlock these possibilities, these investments promise both returns and opportunities to align with sustainability objectives.

EWA, MBB & The Malta Chamber are inviting companies who have implemented highly successful projects to present tangible case studies.

Information session will be organised in collaboration with the Office of the Commissioner for Revenue to explain the tax settlement program. Attendees will also have the opportunity to ask questions at the end of the webinar.  

An exclusive opportunity to meet Malta’s top industry leaders and mentors.

TradeMalta, in collaboration with the Ethiopian Investment Commission, will be hosting a seminar on 'Ethiopia's Investment and Business Opportunities'.

The Malta Chamber will be once again be organising a session on procurement in collaboration with Ganado Advocates titled Unfair Competition in Public Procurement.

In this session, we will be exploring unfair practices by contracting authorities, and by bidders, which may restrict or distort competition in public procurement. The session will attempt to explain the key principles in brief whilst utilising case studies.

This session will cover the following:

• The principle of promotion of genuine competition in tenders, including, by removing discriminatory or proprietary tender specifications, use of lots, onerous selection criteria (technical / financial capacity)
• The use of joint venture / consortia in tenders
• Bid rigging and cartels in public procurement
• Predatory bidding by strong competitors
• Distortion of competition by contracting authorities in the design of the tender and by imposing unfair contract terms