During the first chamber council meeting, one of the very first items on the agenda was the composition of the Chamber Membership Board. This board will be acting as the `gatekeeper` of the chamber as it will be reviewing and vetting every membership application. As guidelines, this board will be working on the chamber statute,

MCCM’s policy is to work with all the stakeholders that form part of the construction industry. A delegation from the MCCM took the opportunity to meet one of the main key players of the sector, the MDA. This association represents various key players in the life cycle of a project and development, starting from the

In the month of March, further meetings with Hon. Chris Agius. The last session was the most important session through which the chamber’s representatives submitted the draft document that should assist the government in the formulation of a legal bill with the main objective of the recognition of the profession of the Construction Project Manager.

The Quintano Report is a report that was commissioned by the Office of the Prime Minister subsequent to the Hamrun tragedy (link below). The acting committee of the chamber appointed a subcommittee to review this report and provide the chamber with its review feedback to the same report. The members of this subcommittee included Mr

The 2nd of March 2021 is considered a very important milestone in the chamber`s history. Assisted by the chamber’s legal advisor Dr Ivan Mifsud, the administrators and acting council members signed the documentation relative to the chamber’s official registration as well as that related to the Malta Business Registry. The Malta Chamber of Construction Management