26/05/2022

The Central Bank of Malta upholds its commitment to its tree planting initiative

The Governor of the Central Bank of Malta, Professor Edward Scicluna, visits Ġnien il-Mediterran in Paola on 25 May 2022 to launch this year's Central Bank of Malta tree planting initiative.

As part of its efforts towards contributing to environmental sustainability, the Bank regularly plants trees to support the offsetting of its CO₂ emissions. The Central Bank of Malta has been committed to its tree planting initiative since 2011 and has, along the years, continued to strengthen its commitment to partially offset its ecological footprint.

Central Bank of Malta Governor, Professor Edward Scicluna, Mr Daniele Romano (Central Bank of Malta – Chief Operating Officer), Mr Alan Markham (Central Bank of Malta – Operations Division),
Mr Adrian Attard (Parks Malta – Director General) and Mr Ivan Farrugia Director (Parks Malta – Embellishment). 

This year, the Central Bank of Malta has worked with Parks Malta to plant 250 trees in Ġnien il-Mediterran in Paola, including amongst others, almond trees, carob trees, olive trees and pomegranate trees.

Present for this year's tree planting initiative on behalf of Parks Malta was Parks Malta Director General Mr Adrian Attard, Mr Ivan Farrugia Director (Embellishment) and Mr Paul Debono Director (Operations). On behalf of the Central Bank of Malta, Governor Scicluna acknowledged the work done by Parks Malta and reiterated the Bank's commitment and work towards a more sustainable environment. 

From left: Mr Ivan Farrugia Director (Parks Malta – Embellishment), Mr Alan Markham (Central Bank of Malta – Operations Division), Mr Daniele Romano (Central Bank of Malta – Chief Operating Officer),
Central Bank of Malta Governor, Professor Edward Scicluna, Mr Adrian Attard (Parks Malta – Director General) and Mr Paul Debono (Parks Malta – Operations)  

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