Malta’s Startup ecosystem is coming of age. At this important crossroad, the Ministry for Energy, Enterprise and Sustainable Development together with Malta Enterprise is launching a new interactive platform for Malta’s Start-up ecosystem: www.startinmalta.com
The objective of this initiative is to deliver a coherent and coordinated front, where key information about Malta’s start-up journey is available and accessible. This platform will also elevate the local and international visibility of our start-up ecosystem with updates on events, success stories and other development happening in Malta.
Malta Enterprise as Government’s Economic Development Agency and the main single point of contact for start-ups is taking the lead with this initiative alongside an ever increasing list of partners that will help shape the future of the Maltese start-up ecosystem.
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