GENE’s 54th Roundtable
GENE (Global Education Network Europe) held its 54th Roundtable in Prague, From 22–24 April 2026, GENE bringing together Ministries and Agencies from across Europe to strengthen cooperation on Global Education. Hosted at the Czernin Palace, the Roundtable highlighted Global Education as essential for democracy in a changing geopolitical context. Contributions from Chiara Adamo (European Commission, […]
New agreement to explore establishment of Sapienza University presence in Malta
Agreement follows University talks with Deputy Prime Minister Borg last year. The Maltese Government and UnitelmaSapienza, the online university within the renowned Sapienza University of Rome, signed an agreement to launch a structured framework for enhanced cooperation in Malta. The Memorandum of Understanding was signed by Professor Bruno Botta, Rector of UnitelmaSapienza and Malta’s Ambassador […]
Several agreements signed between Malta and China education and sports cooperation
The Maltese government has signed several agreements with the Chinese government to strengthen cooperation in education and sports. During an official visit led by Education Minister Clifton Grima in Beijing and Shanghai in China, two agreements signed were for strengthening cooperation in education and sports along with eight other agreements signed with various educational institutions, […]
GENE Roundtable 41 in Malta
The 41st Global Education Network Europe’s (GENE) Roundtable took place in Malta on 17 and 18 October. 70 participants from Europe met in Valletta for the two – day Autumn Roundtable that was opened by The Hon. Minister for Education and Employment, Evarist Bartolo who addressed all the delegates present.
Minister Evarist Bartolo meets Chinese Education Minister Chen Baosheng
Minister for Education and Employment Evarist Bartolo had a successful meeting with Chen Baosheng, the Chinese Minister for Education in Beijing. For the meeting, Minister Bartolo was accompanied by Ambassador John Aquilina.
New student visa policy launched
The launch of a new student visa policy aims to make Malta more competitive as an education jurisdiction while maintaining the strong reputation of the local education sector.