Msida Creek Project

Benefits of Msida Creek Project

In November, work on the #MsidaCreekProject will commence. Some of the key benefits of the project include:

• 60% of the project will be allocated to public spaces and enhancing the environment.
• 1.6km of new cycling lanes and pedestrian pathways.
• The addition of 214 mature trees and 17,000 shrubs.
• A 2,200m² square in front of the church.
• A 300-meter water canal covering an area of 2,400m².

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The Msida Creek Project to commence in early November

After years of consultations, discussions, and planning, Infrastructure Malta’s Imsida Creek project is set to begin in early November, with completion targeted for 2027.

Initial work will focus on the Imsida waterfront, with efforts to minimize traffic disruption as much as possible. This phase will include the construction of a new quay, as well as the foundations and roadway linking Ta’ Xbiex to Valletta. At the same time, preparations will begin for a temporary lane on Mikiel Anton Vassalli Street, allowing for reinforcement work on the roadside walls in the following stages.

The Msida Creek Project has moved a step closer to realisation

Infrastructure Malta has concluded the adjudication process for the tender of the Msida Creek Project.  

Following a thorough evaluation, the proposal from EPE JV successfully met the established criteria for the project.

The project:

• Will eliminate the current traffic light junctions
• Will incorporate facilities for alternative modes of travel, including cycling and walking. A major upgrade and embellishment of the surrounding areas with new recreational zones 
• Around 60% of the Msida Creek Project will be dedicated to open public spaces
• This is the first major road infrastructure project in Malta that integrates a comprehensive 10-year operations and maintenance period. 

The Planning Authority approves Msida Creek project

After years of consultations, discussions, studies, and planning, the Msida Creek project plans proposed by Infrastructure Malta have been approved by the Planning Authority today.

Msida Creek Project revisited – Better Connectivity. 60% open spaces.

A plan that prevents flood