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2014 in Malta

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Incumbents

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President: George Abela (until 4 April), Marie Louise Coleiro Preca (starting 4 April)
Prime Minister: Joseph Muscat

Events

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January

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1 January – Malta issued Public Transport changes. New buses were added later on^[1]

February

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7-23 February – Malta competed in the 2014 Winter Olympics.^[2]

April

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4 April – Marie Louise Coleiro Preca succeeded George AbelaasPresident of Malta.
14 April – Malta became the first European state to add recognition of gender identity to its constitution as a protected category.^[3]

May

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1 May - Air Malta celebrated its 40th anniversary with a A320 classic livery.
9-21 May – Malta hosted the 2014 UEFA European Under-17 Championship.^[4]
24 May – European Parliament election took place. Joseph Muscat won the election, being a member of European Parliament from 2014 to 2019.^[5]

June

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20 June – The Civil Unions Act, 2014 was published, the Ministry for Home Affairs and National Security published a regulations, based on which, the country recognises same-sex unions performed abroad, regarded by the Ministry as having equivalent status to Malta's civil unions.^[6]

September

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11 September – A ship full of migrants sank off Malta and around 500 of them were killed.^[7]

November

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15 November – The Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2014 was held at Malta Shipbuilding in Marsa.
21-22 November – The Malta Eurovision Song Contest 2015 was also held at Malta Shipbuilding in Marsa.

Events From Unknown Dates

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Gozo Channel Line celebrated 35 years since its foundation in 1979.

References

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^ New buses arrive in Malta - 45 new buses to enter service in coming weeks, Times of Malta 16 May 2014

^ Maltese flag debuts in Winter Olympics - People's Daily Online

^ Dalli, Miriam (16 April 2014). "Transgender Europe applauds Malta for naming gender identity". Malta Today. Retrieved 16 April 2014.

^ Malta, Bulgaria, Azerbaijan picked for U17s - Under-17 - News - UEFA.com

^ Labour supporters celebrate big election victory - Majority exceeds 33,000 votes, 54% - Muscat says outcome better than expected - timesofmalta.com

^ "Se jibdew jiġu rrikonoxxuti unjonijiet ċivili barranin" (in Maltese). iNews Malta. 20 June 2014. Archived from the original on 2014-07-14. Retrieved 21 June 2014.

^ "Malta boat sinking 'leaves 500 dead' - IOM". BBC News. 15 September 2014. Retrieved 9 November 2014.

External links

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Malta Events - Full Calendar of Events in Malta|Visit Malta

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