Q2 2026 GDP × 4
Quarterly run-rate, not annual GDP.
A capacity strategy for a services-led economy.
Support skilled teams, strengthen delivery and make better use of professional capacity.
A services-led economy.
Real GDP growth
Q2 2026, year on year.
Unemployment
Q1 2026, ages 15–74.
Foreign workers
2025: about 40% of employed people.
Services share
Gross value added, 2024.
More capacity. Clear responsibility.
With low unemployment and skills pressures, managed adoption aims to ease labour and infrastructure constraints and reduce reliance on additional labour. Skilled foreign workers remain important to Malta’s economy.
Quality review, evidence and regulatory obligations remain central.
Evidence for better decisions.
Potential support for IAID, Treasury, EU-funding, MTCA and MFSA teams. These are possible hosts, not awarded contracts.
IAID and governance
Prepare remediation evidence and action trackers.
240+ targeted recommendations
NAO Public Accounts 2024 report-wide, not a single office backlog.
Treasury and public accounts
Prepare reconciliations and account-integrity workpacks.
€338.4m reported
Historic net interdepartmental balances linked to the CFMS transition; reported by MaltaToday. Primary report verification remains open.
EU funds
Organise expenditure, procurement and verification evidence.
€328m RRF allocation
Malta’s recovery and resilience grant allocation, not a verification backlog.
MTCA and tax case preparation
Support case organisation and revenue-assurance evidence.
€405m / 24.2%
Estimated VAT compliance gap for 2023, not identified recoveries.
MFSA and insurance readiness
Prepare reporting and governance evidence for review.
1,849 / 1,023
MFSA supervisory interactions / authorisations in 2025, across financial services—not insurance alone.
Make room for better work.
Firms can outsource defined work. Public bodies can discuss scoped evidence support. Professionals and public authorities retain their decisions.
Discuss outsourcing