Infrastructure Malta is rebuilding Wied il-Ghajn Road and Haz-Zabbar Road to introduce a new segregated pedestrian and cycling track between Zabbar and Marsascala. This €2 million two-phase project will start with the reconstruc ...
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Infrastructure Malta planted 3,123 trees in 40 locations in Malta during the first quarter of 2020. Since it launched its nationwide tree-planting programme in 2019, the agency has now introduced over 11,800 indigenous trees in 80 differ ...
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Joint statement by the Bicycle Advocacy Group and Infrastructure Malta Infrastructure Malta and the Bicycle Advocacy Group (BAG) are working together to improve the safety and effectiveness of new cycling infrastructure included in ongoi ...
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Infrastructure Malta completed the transformation of a disused road in Msida into a green area with 459 new indigenous trees. This 1,124-square-metre grove was formed on land previously occupied by a wide slip road connecting Regjonali ( ...
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The Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) is closely following Infrastructure Malta’s ongoing repair works of sections of the rural road at Wied Qirda, to ensure the protection of this area of high natural importance. Infrast ...
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Infrastructure Malta is planning a new subway with improved facilities to replace the old pedestrian underpass connecting four of the most important bus stops of Malta’s public transport network at the Portes des Bombes area of Floriana. ...
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Infrastructure Malta planted 8,719 indigenous trees in 40 sites in 18 localities across Malta in 2019. This initiative forms part of an environmental investment exceeding €1 million which also includes a long-term care and watering pro ...
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As part of its ongoing urban greening programme, Infrastructure Malta planted 110 olive trees along the newly restored embankment of the old Maltese railway, in Attard. This initiative was coordinated in collaboration with the Attard Loc ...
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