Where is Malta?

The Maltese archipelago consists of a number of small islands lying 90 km to the South of Sicily and 290 km to the North of the African mainland, virtually at the crossroads of all maritime traffic in the Mediterranean.
Since time immemorial, this location has enabled Malta to thrive as a busy tradin port and supply centre and as a military and naval base in the service of its former rulers.
During the last few decades, however, the Maltese economy has undergone a process of deep structural change.
An export-oriented industrial manufacturing sector has been developed while tourism, with over a million arrivals every year, is a leading source of employment and of foreign exchange earnings. Other important sectors of the Maltese economy are ship repair, agriculture, financial and other services.
Substantial investment has also been undertaken in recent years in a bid to exploit fully the island's potential for transhipment operations by means of the development of Marsaxlokk.
Freeport for container handling and oil storage and bunkering and by the construction of the Kordin Grain Terminal for grain transhipment.

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