A recovery budget to be presented on June 8 is aimed to offer incentives to businesses in a bid to regenerate the economy after the Coronavirus pandemic, Minister for Finance Edward Scicluna said on Tuesday.
Scicluna, who was speaking during a virtual meeting with social partners and members of the MCESD, said the aid package is still a work in progress. “Work is still being done and we are here to discuss suggestions with one another; this is a very important meeting so that we can take learn from our mistakes and look into the statistics.”
Source: The Malta Independent
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