Last December, I had the privilege of launching Malta Investments & Economic Advisory (MIEA), a new entity created through the strategic merger of Malta MGI, MIMCOL, and MSPP. This reform is a key part of our wider public sector modernisation programme and reflects our commitment to strengthening governance, reducing bureaucracy, and creating a more coordinated and efficient economic framework.

Through MIEA, we are consolidating government investment functions under one structure, eliminating duplication, enhancing accountability, and ensuring that citizens and businesses remain at the heart of our administration. For the first time, the Ministry can also rely on a dedicated economic advisory arm to provide market intelligence, data analysis, and strategic guidance to better inform our national priorities.

MIEA will play a central role in strengthening oversight across public companies and ensuring that public-private partnerships and major strategic projects are evaluated through a transparent and forward-looking framework. With the establishment of the Strategic Analysis and Development Unit (SADU), we are reinforcing Government’s ability to plan for the long term, anticipate risks, and seize emerging opportunities through evidence-based policy making. These reforms, aligned with Malta Vision 2050, are designed to build an economy that is resilient, sustainable, and inclusive, delivering long-term value for our country, our businesses, and future generations.