Geopolitics is not just a concern for governments. War, strategic competition, climate insecurity, technological disruption, supply chain vulnerability, and shifting alliances: these all shape the conditions in which businesses operate.

The Malta High Commission, in association with the Malta Business Network, are pleased to invite members to an event focusing on the implications of recent UK income tax and inheritance tax law changes, effective from 6 April 2025, affecting foreign nationals (non-UK domiciliaries) resident in the United Kingdom.

We are pleased to invite members to an upcoming event featuring Bettina Paris, a freelance actor, director, writer, theatremaker and producer working across screen and stage in the UK and Europe.

The session will examine Malta’s evolution from a strategic hub within the British Empire to an independent and dynamic member of the Commonwealth of Nations. It will also consider Malta’s growing role as a gateway for international trade, investment, and collaboration within the Commonwealth network.

Malta continues to attract internationally mobile individuals seeking a stable legal environment and a high standard of living in the Mediterranean. However, relocating to Malta involves more than simply moving country. Establishing residence, taking up employment, or setting up a business requires navigating a range of legal and regulatory considerations.

As the UK–EU trade relationship continues to evolve, understanding what lies ahead is essential for businesses planning growth, investment, and market strategy. This exclusive MBN event offers members a timely opportunity to hear directly from one of the UK’s leading trade policy voices.

This session is designed for leaders, founders and decision-makers navigating the tension between flexibility and connection, culture and autonomy. Expect architectural thinking translated into practical insight, grounded in how people work today and how workplaces must adapt for the future.

The Malta Business Network (UK) Board of Directors is pleased to invite members to an evening of festive cheer.

As the UK continues to define its post-Brexit relationship with the European Union, the dynamics between policy, trade, and industrial collaboration remain complex and fast-moving.

Aaron Kalvani, International Advisor and Ambassador for AI for Good, brings nearly three decades of global experience in Artificial Intelligence, Data Protection, and Cybersecurity. His work bridges technology and diplomacy, guiding governments and institutions toward responsible, human-centred innovation. In this address, he explores how ethical intelligence can unite nations, strengthen resilience, and define Malta’s role on the international stage in shaping the future of responsible innovation.