Malta

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1. Malta
2. FACTS.Full name: Republic of Malta Population: 409,000
3. The Maltese archipelago includes the islands of
4. Independence from Britain was achieved in 1964,
5. Forty years on Malta was the smallest
6. LEADERS. President: George Abela Lawrence Gonzi took
7. MEDIA.Many of Malta's newspapers and broadcasters have
8. Malta Television launched in 1962, five years
9. Sights Of MaltaThe azure window.Basilica Of Our
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FACTS.Full name: Republic of Malta Population: 409,000 (UN, 2009) Capital: Valletta Area: 316 sq km (122 sq miles) Major languages: Maltese, English Major religion: Christianity Life expectancy: 78 years (men), 81

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Слайд 1Malta.
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Слайд 2FACTS.
Full name: Republic of Malta
Population: 409,000 (UN, 2009)
Capital:

Valletta
Area: 316 sq km (122 sq miles)
Major languages:

Maltese, English
Major religion: Christianity
Life expectancy: 78 years (men), 81 years (women) (UN)
Monetary unit: Euro from 1 January 2008
Main exports: Machinery and transport equipment
GNI per capita: US $16,680(World Bank, 2008)
Internet domain: .mt
International dialling code: +356

FACTS.Full name: Republic of Malta Population: 409,000 (UN, 2009) Capital: Valletta Area: 316 sq km (122 sq

Слайд 3The Maltese archipelago includes the islands of Malta, Gozo, Comino,

Comminotto and Filfla.
It has a history of colonial control spanning

(на протяжении) centuries.
Located south of the Italian island of Sicily between Europe and North Africa, it has been occupied by Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Arabs and latterly France and Britain.

The Maltese archipelago includes the islands of Malta, Gozo, Comino, Comminotto and Filfla.It has a history of

Слайд 4Independence from Britain was achieved in 1964, after the Maltese

people were awarded the George Cross for defending the island

during World War II.

Independence from Britain was achieved in 1964, after the Maltese people were awarded the George Cross for

Слайд 5Forty years on Malta was the smallest of the 10

countries to join the EU in May 2004. It joined

the eurozone in 2008.
Since becoming an EU member, the tiny island has reported an increasing problem with immigration from north Africa and has requested more help to deal with it. The UN refugee agency has criticised the island's policy of keeping asylum seekers in detention (держать в заключениии) for 18 months.

Forty years on Malta was the smallest of the 10 countries to join the EU in May

Слайд 6LEADERS.
President: George Abela

Lawrence Gonzi took office in March

2004, just before Malta entered the EU.
His ruling Nationalist

Party won re-election by a slim margin in March 2008.
A lawyer by profession, he be came a government minister in 1998.

Prime minister: Lawrence Gonzi

LEADERS. President: George Abela Lawrence Gonzi took office in March 2004, just before Malta entered the EU.

Слайд 7MEDIA.
Many of Malta's newspapers and broadcasters have strong political affiliations.

Dailies and weeklies appear in Maltese and English.
Maltese radio

began in the mid-1930s, partly to counter Fascist propaganda broadcasts from Italy.

MEDIA.Many of Malta's newspapers and broadcasters have strong political affiliations. Dailies and weeklies appear in Maltese and

Слайд 8Malta Television launched in 1962, five years after the islanders

started receiving TV signals from Italy. Italian channels remain popular.

The first private broadcasting licences were granted to the two major political parties and the Catholic Church. More stations followed and there is now a proliferation of privately-run radio stations and several TV channels.
Since Malta is a member of the Council of Europe, media laws are based on European law.
Cable TV was introduced in 1992 and satellite TV is widely-watched.