MDA congratulates Labour Party
The Malta Developers Association congratulates Prime Minister Joseph Muscat and the Labour Party for its electoral victory, which indicates that the new Government has a clear mandate to continue implementing the economic policy it has pursued successfully for the past four years.
The MDA declares that it is prepared to continue to give its support for these policies aimed mainly at continuing to create wealth that reaches everyone.
Lastly, the MDA also notes that the Opposition, with political maturity, immediately acknowledged the Labour Party victory. This continues to augur well, not only for democracy in the country, but also for continuity in all that is being implemented as well as in increasing wealth which, doubtlessly, is what all the political forces in the country would wish for.
- June 11, 2017 No comments Posted in: Business Tags: Labour party, MDA, congratulates
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