Malta's credit rating is promoted to A +

     In 2023, Lonely Plant's World Travel Destination List was released. This is the 18th consecutive year of Lonely Planet released the annual travel list. Malta was once again rated as one of the "best vacation and leisure" destinations in 2023. According to the United Nations World Tourism Organization, the number of international tourists in 2022 will return to 70%before the epidemic.

    "Malta's international image in the tourism industry is rapidly improving. In the past few months, the Malta Tourism Bureau has been actively committed to carrying out promotion activities to ensure that the Malta Islands' very distinctive charm has been shared and spread globally." Malta's Tourism Minister Cryon Bartolo said.

Nine times economic growth leading EU

     Malta Prime Minister Robert Abella said, "After the International Monetary Fund forecasts that Malta's economic growth will be six times that of the EU average next year, the latest estimates that our economic growth will now be nine times that of the EU average." It is reported that it is reported that This year, Malta's GDP growth was 5.7%of the EU's high growth rate, which is obviously better than the 0.3%forecast of the EU's stagnation.

A+Settlement rating raised investment rating

     FITCH RATING also rated Malta's investment rating as "A+". Malta's security and stability are also manifested in a world -class banking system. Malta has defeated the United States and Singapore and won the "Best Financial Center" of the Swiss Wealth Briefing Awards.

Energy price policy regulation of both hands grasping

     The Malta government controls inflation through financial appropriation and financial funding of EU financial, natural gas, fuel, and certain basic food prices. Avoid inflation in many other countries. As early as Russia and Ukraine's conflict, Malta's former Energy Minister Konrad Mizzi signed a seven -year energy hedge agreement, which later became an important measure to help the country "escape". In addition, in order to cope with the possible energy crisis, Prime Minister Robert Abella also promised to invest 200 million euros of reserve funds to subsidize the energy of each residents and each company.

Low inflation rate and unemployment rate

     Malta's performance in the inflation rate and unemployment rate will also be better than other EU countries. It is expected that the inflation rate will be reduced from 6.1%this year to 4%this year, and the entire euro zone prediction will be 6.1%, and the unemployment rate will basically remain at a slightly higher level, which is lower than the unemployment rate of the euro zone country. Nearly twice.

      Malta's performance on these two indicators is better than other EU countries, and once again verified his "economic superiority" achievements.