"The Malta Freeport Corporation Limited aims
to regulate the affairs of companies licensed to operate within the
Freeport with a view of fostering the economic growth and industrial
development of Malta.
Furthermore, the Malta Freeport Corporation is
responsible for the security of the Freeport within the parameters contemplated
in the Malta Freeports Act (Chapter 334 of the Laws of Malta), whilst
collaborating with all involved stakeholders in achieving its
aims." | |
The
latest Collective Agreement 2017-2021 was signed on the 23rd May 2018
between Malta Freeport Authority and The General Workers Union at the Ministry
of Tourism in the presence of The Hon. Minister of Tourism Dr. Konrad Mizzi who is also
responsible for the Freeport. The leading objective was the
provision of enhancing working conditions.