MEIA’s Response to Budget 2024
The Malta Entertainment Industry and Arts Association (MEIA) expresses concerns regarding the recently released government budget for the arts and entertainment sectors. The main focus of the budget for Arts and culture has been primarily focused on public funding which has not increased holistically and failed to address inflation and growing demands across the sectors. […]
BUDGET 2024 RECOMMENDATIONS
Since its foundation, the Malta Entertainment Industry and Arts Association has been Malta’s leading voice for the arts and entertainment sectors. With Gross Value Added generated by the cultural and creative sectors to Malta’s economy, the sectors must once again be considered as drivers for economic and social development. The association representing around 2500+ stakeholders is once again […]
Malta Entertainment and Arts Association is proposing calls for a tiered approach with regards to a Covid exit Roadmap.
Malta Entertainment and Arts Association is proposing calls for a tiered approach with regards to a Covid exit Roadmap.
The Malta Chamber and MEIA agree to support each other in the interest of the creative sector
The Malta Chamber and MEIA agree to support each other in the interest of the creative sector The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry and the Malta Entertainment Industry and Arts Association (MEIA) have signed a collaboration agreement, at Teatru Manoel on Thursday, in a shared bid to co-operate actively in the interest of […]
Arts education still waiting for guidance on COVID-19
Arts education still waiting for guidance on COVID-19 The creative arts are important – now more than ever – for the well-being of students, following the unexpected six-month hiatus of these programmes, according to Alan Montanaro from the Helen O’Grady Academy. The arts education sector is in limbo, with only three weeks to go before […]