Centrally located in the Mediterranean, half way between Europe and Northern Africa, the Maltese archipelago is made up of three primary islands that include Malta, Gozo, and the considerably smaller and relatively uninhabited Comino.

Centrally located in the Mediterranean, half way between Europe and Northern Africa, the Maltese archipelago is made up of three primary islands that include Malta, Gozo, and the considerably smaller and relatively uninhabited Comino.

Rich in history, tradition and culture, Malta displays the fierce of its past, and of all those who have swept across and left their mark.

Its strategic location has reaffirmed its importance till this very day, and is considered an optimal location and offers effective international business, and cosmopolitan living opportunities.

The country’s official languages are Maltese and English, however Italian, French and German are widely spoken, and education is at a par with its foreign counterparts. Today, there are also a number of internationally licensed learning facilities specialised in a variety of disciplines.

Malta’s reputable economic, political, and social environments, coupled with its EU membership, contribute significantly to its success at an international level. Over the years, Malta has developed a dynamic network of service-based economies, as well as being considered a first-class hub for shipping and aviation.

Real estate and development represents a significant percentage of investment carried out in Malta, with property being one of the strongest assets for both individuals and businesses.

Over the years, Malta has also attracted a number of retirees interested in relocating to a warmer climate in their later days. Considered a safe and reliable domicile by many, Malta offers safe harbour for global residence, trade and investment, and brings foreign talent, investment and entrepreneurship together.