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Monday, March 29, 2010

Chinese delegation

A Chinese commercial delegation will visit Malta in June.

The announcement comes just weeks after Malta and China agreed to review a double taxation relief agreement in May.

Foreign Minister Tonio Borg was in China where he addressed about 70 business owners in Beijing on Wednesday. He spoke about the investment opportunities Malta offered, including joint ventures.

Dr Borg also visited Shanghai to inspect works on the Maltese stand for the World Expo.

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