Next month, Europe Day 2025 will be celebrated in Gozo with a Europe Direct Gozo family event at the Villa Rundle Gardens in Victoria.

During this event, various EU information providers will be present at the fair, to provide any sort of information about the European Union and what is the remit of each and every organisation within the Union.

Among the stands present will be small team of volunteers, forming part of an EU funded project who cover Malta and Gozo raising awareness of the right to Permanent Residency following on from the Brexit withdrawal agreement (Article 50 Brits in Malta).

The group said that its volunteers have attended workshops and training in Brussels, Athens and Berlin, and have “built supportive networks with the UK British High Commission in Malta and Identita.”

“We look forward to meeting members of the public and will be available to offer advice and guidance regarding the benefits of becoming a permanent resident in Malta and Gozo so as to protect their status under the withdrawal agreement,” the group said.

On the 1st of May 2004, Malta became a full member of the European Union. Malta’s accession to the EU led to fundamental political, economic and social developments.

Since Malta is a member of the EU it can voice its opinions on the political issues facing Europe and the world.

Malta is at par with the other 27 Member States, with its six elected representatives which have helped shape the EU agenda on various issues that concern the Maltese citizens.

Europe Day 2025 in Gozo is being celebrated on Saturday, the 3rd of May, between 10am and 6pm. Everyone is encouraged to go along and enjoy the atmosphere.

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