Facebook - Myriam Spiteri Debono - 24 gennaio 2026

Il-Palazz ta' Sant'Anton ospita ċ-ċerimonja finali tal-Concorso Internazionale Musicale Multikulturale, li matulha ngħataw ir-rikonoxximenti lil skejjel Maltin u Taljani li ħadu sehem fl-edizzjoni ta' din is-sena.

Fl-indirizz tagħha lil dawk preżenti, fil-maġġoranza tagħhom studenti tal-mużika ta' bejn il-11 u d-19-il sena, l-E.T. Myriam Spiteri Debono, President ta' Malta, fissret din l-inizjattiva mhux biss bħala ċelebrazzjoni ta' eċċellenza artistika, imma wkoll espressjoni b'saħħitha tal-valuri li jgħaqqdu s-soċjetà Maltija u dik Taljana permezz tal-kultura, l-edukazzjoni u l-kooperazzjoni.

F'Malta, dawn l-istudenti kellhom l-opportunità li jesprimu t-talent mużikali tagħhom matul erba' serati bil-kollaborazzjoni tal-Malta School of Music.

The San Anton Palace hosted the final ceremony of the Concorso Internazionale Musicale Multikulturale, during which awards were given to Maltese and Italian schools that took part in this year's edition.

In her address to those present, the majority of whom were music students aged between 11 and 19, H.E. Myriam Spiteri Debono, President of Malta, described this initiative not only as a celebration of artistic excellence, but also a strong expression of the values that unite Maltese and Italian societies through culture, education and cooperation.

In Malta, these students had the opportunity to express their musical talent during four evenings in collaboration with the Malta School of Music.

Francis Debono

Da sinistra: Mario Pittoni - Il Sindaco di Marina di Gioiosa Jonica - La Presidente della Repubblica di Malta Miriam Spiteri Debono - La Ds Giuliana Fiasche' - Il professore Campolo