| Capital: Valletta Population: 366,000 people Language: The official languages of the two - Maltese and English Currency: The currency is the Maltese lira. It is equal to about 2.2-2.7 U.S. dollars Location: The Maltese archipelago consists of three main islands: Malta, Gozo and Comino, as well as from many unpopulated - Cominotto, Filfla, St. Paul, and others. It can be argued that Malta and its islands, located ... More Political System: An independent parliamentary republic. Included in the Commonwealth. Head of state - the president (has for the most part representative of authority). Executive power is vested in the Government ... More Religion: Predominantly Roman Catholic. The church has a large impact on the daily life of the country.
Cuisine: Maltese cuisine is a fairly diverse mix of European and Arab traditions involved in the local flavor. Much attention is paid to fish and seafood, and vegetables and competent ... More Transport: Movement of left-sided, so you need to slowly adjust to this and be especially careful. Status of major roads in Malta is good, secondary roads are often not in the best condition, ... More Regions, cities, resorts of the country: the most famous and popular beach resorts of the country - Sliema, St. Julian's, Golden Bay, Dzhneyna Bay, Mellieha Bay and the bays of St. George and St. Paul in the northern part of Malta, and also the area ... More real estate market situation: International real estate experts portend a steady increase in property prices in some European countries in 2007, and in Malta, and probably in Cyprus (Nicosia), prices will rise faster than ... More Business in the country: Malta Offshore Companies are divided into two categories: non-trading companies that are exempt from paying taxes and trading companies that have a special, preferential tax rate of 5% and the right to determine ... More Useful Information: Life in Malta
Television in Malta in Maltese, English and Italian.Several cable and satellite channels in German, Spanish, Arabic, French and Russian.
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