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Tuesday, 18 December 2018
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Thursday, 22 November 2018
SiGMA iGaming Malta
Here we are again! SiGMA,will take place between the 28th and 30th of November at the Malta Fairs and Conventions Centre in Ta’ Qali.SiGMA 2018 will welcome over 400 sponsors and exhibitors, 200 industry-leading speakers and a record-breaking 12500 attendees from over 80 countries – solidifying its reputation as a staple on the global iGaming calendar.
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Thursday, 15 November 2018
UEFA Nations League
Here we are again! We want to inform you that during next Saturday 17th and Tuesday 20th will take part the last two first round Nations League matches, where our country, Malta national team, will try to defeat Kosovo and Faroe Islands.
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Tuesday, 6 November 2018
Malta Blockchain Summit
Hello #Muovers job-seekers, how are you all?!
Last weekend took place a really important event on our island, the Malta Blockchain Summit.
A lot of very important people attended the event, Maltese Prime Minister, Joseph Muscat: Eva Kaili, member of the European Parlamient; Jon Matonis, founding and executive director of the Bitcoin Foundation and Sophia Robot, which is known for her human-like appearance and behaviour, compared to previous robotic variants. Sophia uses voice recognition (speech-to-text) technology from Alphabet Inc. (parent company of Google) and is designed to get smarter over time.
During #MBS our director Gege Gatt was taking part of the event!
You can check more info about the event on the official webpage
Last weekend took place a really important event on our island, the Malta Blockchain Summit.
A lot of very important people attended the event, Maltese Prime Minister, Joseph Muscat: Eva Kaili, member of the European Parlamient; Jon Matonis, founding and executive director of the Bitcoin Foundation and Sophia Robot, which is known for her human-like appearance and behaviour, compared to previous robotic variants. Sophia uses voice recognition (speech-to-text) technology from Alphabet Inc. (parent company of Google) and is designed to get smarter over time.
Sophia Robot
During #MBS our director Gege Gatt was taking part of the event!
You can check more info about the event on the official webpage
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Friday, 12 October 2018
BirguFest
Hello #Muovers job-seekers, how are you all?!
One more week here and as you know from our previous articles, we are not here only to help you to get a job in Malta, we also like fun and events therefore we are happy to inform you that this weekend #Birgufest will take place in Birgu (also known as Vittoriosa),one of Malta's oldest and most historic cities.
One more week here and as you know from our previous articles, we are not here only to help you to get a job in Malta, we also like fun and events therefore we are happy to inform you that this weekend #Birgufest will take place in Birgu (also known as Vittoriosa),one of Malta's oldest and most historic cities.
Most of the museums and historical buildings in the area will be opened at a discounted price. Also the magnificent architectural gem of Fort St. Angelo, which is a large bastioned fort located at the centre of the Grand Harbour.
Main perfomance will take place on Saturday 13th October apart from the spectacular evening Candle lit City, renowned performers will be roaming about the narrow winding streets entertaining the street audiences.
You can check more info about the event on the official webpage and also location
So we hope you will have some fun there and have a nice weekend!
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Thursday, 4 October 2018
Notte Bianca
Hello #Muovers job-seekers,
how are you all?!
You know
that we are not here only to help you to get a job in Malta, we also like fun
and events therefore we are happy to inform you that this Saturday evening #NotteBianca
will take place in La Valletta!
But, what is Notte
Bianca?
Notte Bianca is Malta´s biggest annual arts and culture festival and it lights up the cityscape of Valletta with a spectacular nocturnal celebration, and it´s for FREE!
All State palaces and museums from City Gate to Fort
St.Elmo open their doors to delight patrons with visual art exhibitions and
theatre performances, while the open-air streets and piazzas showcase some of
the finest local and international musicians and dancers.
You can check more info
about the event on the official webpage
So we hope you will have
some fun there and have a nice weekend!
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favourite Recruitment Agency and follow our social networks!
Thursday, 20 September 2018
21 st of September
Hello #Muovers job-seekers, how are you all?!
Allow us to introduce you to this important date in Maltese history. One
of the most important national holidays in Malta is the 21st of September,
which celebrates the day the country gained independence from the United
Kingdom, when on the night of the 20-21st September, the Maltese flag was
raised at Independence Arena, Floriana, amidst the cheers of the large crowd
present. Malta had become an independent nation.
The Independence of Malta is currently celebrated with an official program acts, in which, has a special role of the armed forces and political flags of the country.It is an event open to the public, which will take place in La Valletta.
Have a nice weekend and keep an eye on your favourite employment agency!
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Thursday, 13 September 2018
Discovering Malta!
Hello #Muovers job-seekers,
here we go again!
Let's talk about some important facts in Malta:
Malta is officially known as the Republic of Malta.
Is a Southern European island
country consisting of an archipelago in
the Mediterranean Sea. Malta is one of the world's smallest and
most densely populated countries, at over 316 km2 with
a population of about 475,000. Its capital is Valletta, which is the smallest national capital in the European
Union by area at 0.8 km.2.The
official languages are Maltese and
English.
Maltese is the only Semitic language to be officially recognised in the European
Union.
Despite being one of the most populated countries in the
world, it is not difficult to find work in Malta, since it only has a 4.4%
unemployment rate (28/06/2018) Source:https://tradingeconomics.com/malta/unemployment-rate
About
the cost of living,for years, Malta had a
reputation for being a relatively cheap place. That does seem to be changing,
as rents rise faster than wages. However, it’s still possible to live cheaply
here as long as you keep away from the pricier tourist areas; website Numbeo
estimate that Malta is 8.51% cheaper than the USA and that rents are 25.39%
lower. Consumer prices are also 4.36% cheaper than the UK.
Source:https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/country_result.jsp?country=Malta
The most demanded sectors are banking, hospitality and iGaming, which,without doubt, Malta has
become the jurisdiction of primary establishment for most operators within the
industry and even to be consecrated as the world
capital of iGaming. Finally, we really hope that you can find useful this
article and for you Spanish #jobseekers we give you the opportunity to
take some advices from https://vivirmalta.com/podcast/trabajar-en-malta/
Have
a nice weekend and keep an eye on your favourite employment agency!
Friday, 7 September 2018
Take a break on the 8th of September!
Hello #Muovers job-seekers, how are you all?!
We know you are looking
for a job in Malta, but at least you can take a break during this weekend since
we celebrate 8th of September.
Victory Day is a public
holiday celebrated in Malta, and recalls the end of three historical sieges
made on the archipelago: the Great Siege of Malta by the Ottoman Empire ending
in 1565; the Siege of Valletta by the French Blockade ending in 1800; and, the
Siege of Malta during the Second World War by the Italian army ending in 1943.
On Victory Day, the Armed Forces of Malta parade on Republic Street,
Valletta, reach the Co-Cathedral of St. John, where they salute the Prime
Minister and the Maltese anthem is finally played. To mark the event, the
President places a symbolic garland at the foot of the monument of the Great
Siege to commemorate the victims of the World War.
During the afternoon,
there will be a boat race, which is locally known as regatta, and takes place in the Grand Harbour, engaging the
affiliated societies Cospicua, Vittoriosa, Birzebbuga, Marsa, Marsamxett,
Kalkara and Isla.
This day is also famous
for being Nativity of Mary’s day, and in fact feasts are celebrated in Xagħra,
Naxxar, Senglea, and Mellieħa on the day.
Have a nice weekend and keep an eye on your
favourite employment agency!
Friday, 31 August 2018
Much to see, much to do, much to discover!
Malta is an archipelago in the central
Mediterranean between Sicily and North Africa. It offers a unique culture and
history that you may not be aware of and it has plenty of activities and sights
that are definitely worth visiting. Malta is full of water adventures, has
plenty of family-fun attractions and countless breath-taking sights.
Find our Top 10 of the best things to do in Malta
below.
1. The Upper Barrakka Gardens are situated in the
capital of Malta, Valletta, and offer a stunning overlook of the Grand Harbour.
The garden terrace promises one of the best views of Malta.
2. St John’s Co-Cathedral is Malta’s best rated
visited church. It is a gem of Baroque art and architecture. Built by the
Knight’s Order between 1572 and 1577 it is considered as the most concentrated
place of arts and culture in Valletta.
3. The Mosta Dome is one of the most impressive
churches in Malta. Completed in 1860, this church has the third-largest
unsupported dome in Europe. It has a stunning blue, gold and white interior,
where you can also see a replica of the bomb that fell through it in 1942.
4. Marsaxlokk village is located in the
south-eastern part of Malta which is famous for its big Sunday fish market and
its many decorative boats. A local characteristic of these wooden boats is that
they create a particular scenic effect, painted in bright red, green, yellow
and blue. This fishing boat is called 'luzzu' in Maltese.
5. Mdina is one of Europe's finest examples of an
ancient walled city and extraordinary in its mix of medieval and baroque
architecture. It is largely free of traffic that is why it called the silent
city. Mdina was once the original capital city of Malta and is much older than
Valletta.
6. Blue Grotto: This popular site attracts over
100,000 visitors per year, with tourists flocking here to see the amazing
grotto via local boat trips. It’s also an extremely popular diving and snorkelling
spot, with very clear, clean and deep waters.
7. The sea at St. Peters Pool is crystal clear
with an amazing azure and light green colours and offers excellent snorkelling
opportunities. The flat rocks around St Peter’s Pool provide perfect sunbathing
areas and the high rocks offer some shade from the strong sun.
8. A visit to Popeye Village, which was the
original film set of the musical production Popeye is surely a must on your
what to do list in Malta. This is a great place to meet world famous cartoon
characters. The Sweet haven village as it’s also known occupies the hilly side
of Anchor Bay.
9. The Ġgantija Temples in Gozo are one of the
most important archaeological sites in the Maltese Islands and are listed on
the UNESCO World Heritage List. The temples derive the name from a popular
local myth. Gozitans believed the temples were constructed by a gigantic race
of people–Ġgantija means ‘Place of Giants’ in Maltese.
10. The Blue Lagoon is one of the best beaches in
Malta, situated in Comino. The crystal clear waters in Blue Lagoon reflect the
blue sky with a lovely cyan as well as let you see the pure white sand bottom
of this part of the Mediterranean Sea. This long, narrow bay surrounded by
rocks and a few small areas of sand is a natural swimming pool perfect for
floating, splashing, snorkelling, scuba diving or simply relaxing.
Of course Malta has so much more to offer than
the list, so have fun exploring and let yourself be surprised by the variety of
this beautiful island.
