Heritage Malta, the national agency entrusted with safeguarding and promoting the country’s cultural heritage, has once again attracted public scrutiny following revelations about its procurement practices. Documents show that in 2024, the agency issued over 250 direct orders worth more than €3 million. The expenditure covers a wide range of services, from outdoor recycling bins at the Grandmaster’s Palace to extensive contracts linked to the organisation of the first-ever Malta Biennale....

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