As Malta prepares to enter the European Union in 2004, its companies are looking to become market leaders across the continent by offering the services in which they have particular expertise
With the EU membership debate squared out the Maltese way, it is all systems go as Malta latches on to a Europe that hurtles towards its destiny. For a country that has been swimming with the currents of regulatory change that are driving global financial services, taking on the rapids that lead it towards the European integrated market should come as no great challenge. And yet none of the thrill will be lost as Maltese firms prepare to compete in the European Union (EU) when Malta joins on 1 May 2004. What business and investment is better done in Malta than elsewhere in the EU? Is t...
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