Karmenu Vella and Corina Creţu in Malta, Mġarr - Main contents
| date | April 18, 2018 - April 20, 2018 |
|---|---|
| city | Mġarr, Malta |
| location | The Grand Hotel, Mġarr, Gozo, Malta  |
| attending | (Edward) Scicluna i, C. (Corina) Creţu i, K. (Karmenu) Vella i et al. |
| organisation | European Commission (EC) i |
18-04
Karmenu Vella and Corina Creţu in Malta: meet Helena Dalli, Minister for European Affairs and Equality, Justyne Caruana, Minister for Gozo, and Aaron Farrugia, Parliamentary Secretary for EU Funds and Social Dialogue; in Gozo: participate in a Citizens' Dialogue on "The future of the Cohesion Policy in Malta and Gozo"; visit the Fondazzjoni Belt Victoria; and the Cittadella Interactive Centre.
19-04
Mr Karmenu Vella and Ms Corina Creţu in Malta: meet Ms Helena Dalli, Minister for European Affairs and Equality, Mr Edward Scicluna, Minister for Finance, and Mr Aaron Farrugia, Parliamentary Secretary for EU Funds and Social Dialogue; visit the Sustainab
20-04
Commissioner Corina Creţu visits Fort St Angelo, in Malta
Commissioner Corina Creţu visits the EU-funded project Marsa Junction in Birgu.
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