This was challenging not only from a communication aspect, but also due to the mere fact of simply not knowing when, or in which year, we will all get together again for such an event. Looking back, social distancing for conferences was just a small price to pay in order to ensure the safety of our most vulnerable people in society. Modern medicine and brave medical professionals pulled us through some dark times, and we really owe them a debt of gratitude.
Malta Future Realised
So, what exactly has changed since we all met three years ago in October 2019?
For starters, the event has been re-branded to Malta Future Realised. We want this event to encompass all aspects of life in Malta and felt that the conversations emanating from the event were already doing so to a large degree.
We want to explore the economy and who it’s working for, its sustainability, the impact of technology and how we can improve our lives, skills and how our educational system can excel — and so much more.
The results of the survey, which we have consistently undertaken over the last 18 years, will remain the foundation of the event and provide the key insights for our discussions.
Ronald Attard | EY Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe & Central Asia (CESA) Strategy and Transactions Leader, and Managing Partner at Ernst and Young Malta Limited