Q & A
Malta
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Where is Malta?
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Malta is an archipelago located in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea & serves as an important link between Europe, North Africa & the Middle East. |
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When did Malta gain independence?
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Malta gained independence from the UK in 1964 & became a Republic in 1974. |
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What form of government does Malta have?
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Malta is a parliamentary-based democracy, with a president, prime minister & a multi-party house of representatives. |
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What are the 3 World Heritage sites In Malta?
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Hypogeum of Hal Saflieni, city of Valletta & Megathilic Temples |
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What is the climate of Malta like?
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Malta has a Mediterranean climate, with mild winters and hot summers. Rain occurs mainly in autumn and winter, with summer being generally dry. |
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What is the current GDP growth rate of Malta?
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6.8% |
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Which are the main sectors of the economy?
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Financial Services, Tourism, Real Estate, Igaming, Manufacuring – particularly electronics, Pharmaceuticals, Information Technology, Call Centres & Film Production |
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What is the education system of Malta like?
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The very high standard of education system in Malta gives the right to free education to all children between the ages of 4-16. Schools are divided into two categories – State schools & Private schools. |
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What is the healthcare system of Malta like?
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Malta has both a public healthcare system where healthcare is free and a private healthcare system. |
