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Merkel on two-day visit next week

German Chancellor Angela Merkel joins carol singers from parishes from all over Germany at the Chancellery in Berlin on Wednesday. Every year German carol singers collect money to fund charitable projects around the world. Photo: Odd Andersen/AFP

German Chancellor Angela Merkel joins carol singers from parishes from all over Germany at the Chancellery in Berlin on Wednesday. Every year German carol singers collect money to fund charitable projects around the world. Photo: Odd Andersen/AFP

German Chancellor Angela Merkel will be in Malta on Monday and Tuesday.

She arrives on Monday and will have talks with Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi, addressing a joint press conference later at Castille, in Valletta. She will also pay courtesy calls on President George Abela and Opposition Leader Joseph Muscat. The government said Dr Merkel would pay a private visit to St John’s Co-Cathedral, in Valletta.

Dr Merkel leads the Christian Democratic Union of Germany, part of the same EU group of parties as the Nationalist Party.

The police said yesterday the following roads and areas would be classified as tow zones during the visit from Monday 5 a.m. onwards: Ġirolomu Cassar Avenue, the Central Bank parking area, Pope Pius V Street, Castille Square, St Paul’s Street, the Upper Barrakka Gardens area, the Stock Exchange parking area and St John’s Square, Valletta.

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Yv. Tedesco

Jan 7th 2011, 20:01

I agree the problem with us Maltese is that we don;t look further then our nose, we just close a blind eye to anything outside these shores, and just like i keep hearting from outsiders, that the Maltese and in particular the Gozitans tend to do things their own way without any experience or any consequences there after, they just don't like spending MONEY fullstop. So i say Look Listen learn and absorb its called PROGRESS.

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