The Maltese - Italian Chamber of Commerce has officially launched the European project AI-VET, funded under Erasmus+ Small Scale and developed in collaboration with Vernian RTI (Cyprus) and Ascae Impresa Sociale (Italy).
In a strategic move aimed at strengthening commercial ties between Italy and Malta, a selected group of 10 Maltese buyers will touch down in Bari on March 18 and 19, 2024, marking the beginning of a promising chapter for Puglia's SMEs.
It is an Erasmus+ KA210 initiative that brings together Malta, Cyprus, and Italy with the aim of strengthening digital skills in the vocational education and training (VET) sector, with particular focus on integrating artificial intelligence into educational pathways.
What are the democratic and representative mechanisms at the base of the European Union? How do they work and what are the relationships between European institutions? And, above all, how can the communication gap perceived between the European Union and Maltese citizens be reduced through
The Italian-Maltese Chamber of Commerce is a partner in the Erasmus+ STAY OK project, which aims to promote workplace well-being, focusing in particular on small companies active in the professional and consulting services sector.
From the passion and dedication to work of various farmers, in the distant year of 1997, the Producer Organization Viva di Natura blossomed: a cohesive group of over 200 agricultural companies located on the eastern side of Sicily, operating with the common goal of protecting, enhancing, and
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