Rapid demographic growth and increasing urbanisation pose significant challenges to the fragile balance that has long defined the Maltese Islands. Adding to this complexity is the pressure of tourism, which brings substantial flows of visitors into the narrow streets and …
The town remains one of the most powerful expressions of a community’s identity and shared values. More than a physical environment, it embodies collective memory, culture and social relationships. Over the centuries, Maltese towns evolved around churches, squares and streets …
The conservation and protection of cultural heritage are universally recognised principles. However, their practical implementation depends on the transmission and promotion of specialised craft skills and conservation techniques, without which it would be impossible to safeguard this legacy for future …
PRESS RELEASE In a significant step towards safeguarding cultural heritage and strengthening collaboration, the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage is pleased to announce the signing of several Guardianship Deeds. Over the past weeks, Fondazzjoni Wirt Artna and Din l-Art Ħelwa formally …
The Sustainable Development Directorate within the Ministry for the Environment, Energy and Public Cleanliness presented the inaugural Sustainable Development Action Awards on Friday 10 October, recognising outstanding achievements in sustainability throughout Malta. The awards were organised with the support of …
As we observe European Sustainable Development Week, the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage takes this opportunity to shed light on one of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Goal 11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities. Preservation of Heritage Buildings: A …