Prime Minister Robert Abela has announced the composition of Malta’s new Cabinet following Labour’s victory in the General Election held on 30 May 2026. The swearing-in ceremony of the new Cabinet is set to take place tomorrow.
In a statement issued by the Office of the Prime Minister, the Government said the Cabinet reflects its commitment to implementing the electoral manifesto endorsed by the Maltese people. The administration stated that while maintaining strong economic growth remains a priority, the focus will also be on improving quality of life, housing, mobility, digital transformation and the regeneration of various areas around the country.
The full list is as follows:
Ian Borg — Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Health
Owen Bonnici — Minister for Housing and Lands
Michael Falzon — Minister for Social Policy and the Family
Anton Refalo — Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Supply
Silvio Schembri — Minister for the Economy, Technology and Strategic Projects
Julia Farrugia — Minister for Inclusion and Volunteering
Clint Camilleri — Minister for Gozo
Byron Camilleri — Minister for Education and Sport
Miriam Dalli — Minister for Energy, the Environment and Grand Harbour Regeneration
Clyde Caruana — Minister for Finance
Clifton Grima — Minister for Justice, Research and Innovation
Jonathan Attard — Minister for Planning, Infrastructure and Employment
Jo Etienne Abela — Minister for Tourism
Chris Bonett — Minister for Sustainable Mobility
Chris Fearne — Minister for Foreign and European Affairs
Alison Zerafa Civelli — Minister for Local Government and Public Works
Keith Azzopardi Tanti — Minister for European Funds, Social Dialogue and Consumer Protection
Glenn Bedingfield — Minister for Home Affairs and Security
Malcolm Paul Agius Galea — Minister for Arts, Culture and National Heritage
Omar Farrugia — Minister for Youth, Wellbeing and Electoral Manifesto Implementation
Rosianne Cutajar — Minister for Equality and Civil Rights
Deo Debattista — Parliamentary Secretary responsible for Active Ageing
Alicia Bugeja Said — Parliamentary Secretary responsible for Animal Welfare
According to the Office of the Prime Minister, the Cabinet reflects the Government’s priorities, including economic growth, quality of life, housing, mobility, the digital sector and regeneration projects.
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