Tag: JEan Claude Micallef
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Joseph Cassar elected Secretary General of Maltese Olympic Committee
The Maltese Olympic Committee (MOC) held an Elective General Assembly this evening at its headquarters to appoint a new Secretary General, in line with Clause 11.13 of its statute. Following the vote, Joseph Cassar was elected Secretary General with 55 votes, securing a clear victory over the other candidates: Sue Mercieca – 20 votes Jean…
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Jean Claude Micallef resigns as AIMS CEO
Jean Claude Micallef has resigned as AIMS CEO, The Maltese Herald can reveal. In a strongly worded letter, Micallef decried the smear campaign against him. He also singled out elements in the Ministry of Education who were out to get him. Micallef also released a press statement regarding the engagement of Jermaine Brincat where he…
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AIMS Director Ryan Borg says CEO should have been chosen by open call: listen to the recording
Ryan Borg, a director at the Authority for the Integrity of Maltese Sports (AIMS), was recorded stating that the authority’s CEO should have been selected through an open and competitive process. AIMS is a public entity and Jean Claude Micallef was appointed as its CEOÂ on the wishes of the Prime Minister himself. Jean Claude Micallef…
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Multiple government jobs to pay multiple personal debts
Former Labour MP Jean Claude Micallef who has just been appointed CEO of the Authority for the Integrity of Maltese Sports isn’t new to government iced buns. Jean Claude Micallef is also board member of Festivals Malta and has a PR contract with Gozo channel. He took on various debts to fund his political campaign…
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Exclusive: Jean Claude Micallef set to be appointed AIMS CEO
Following last week’s report in this news portal where it was indicated that there was a tug of war for the position of AIMS CEO, the Maltese Herald can exclusively confirm that Jean Claude Micallef will be appointed CEO of the Authority for Integrity of Maltese Sport (AIMS) in the coming days. The position was…
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Tug of war at AIMS between Robert Abela and Clifton Grima
There seems to be open confrontation between Prime Minister Robert Abela and Education Minister Clifton Grima over the CEO of the Authority for Integrity for Maltese Sport (AIMS). This clash has come out into the open due to the departure of AIMS CEO Luciano Busuttil who seems to have left after disagreements with the AIMS…
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Partying with the Muscats
Back from Barbados and the parties don’t stop. I wonder who the other persons in the photo are because I only recognise Jean-Carl Micallef and Diane Izzo besides of Michelle Muscat and her daughters. Mark CamilleriWebsite Editor Historian and Publisher
