Minister for Gozo Clint Camilleri together with the Minister for National Heritage, Arts and Local Government José Herrera visited the site where the Gozo Museum is currently being built, which will be the first of its kind on the island of Gozo.

Minister for Gozo Clint Camilleri stated that “following the laying of the foundation stone at the end of last June, 40% of its construction is now complete.”

He said that the work is progressing well and was “looking forward to more work and cultural investment on the island of Gozo.”

The Gozo Minister said that he believed the museum project will be one of the main attractions for visitors to Gozo. “In addition to the island’s natural beauty, it will attract specific and quality tourism for visitors who are looking to appreciate the island’s culture, and to see what our country has to offer.”

The Minister for National Heritage, Arts and Local Government, José Herrera, said that he was very pleased with the progress made in the work of the Gozo Museum.

He said that this project is of national scope for the island of Gozo, which will finally have a museum of a calibre that suits this island that is endowed with so much culture and heritage.

This project is one of the largest investments being made in Gozo at a cost of €9 million and will host both permanent and temporary exhibitions.

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