Emanuel Darmanin’s journey at MITA reflects a lifelong passion for technology. Starting in an era when IT was in its infancy, his fascination led him to build his first computer and eventually become the CEO of MITA.
Emanuel Darmanin’s journey at MITA reflects a lifelong passion for technology. Starting in an era when IT was in its infancy, his fascination led him to build his first computer and eventually become the CEO of MITA.
Written by Adrian Camilleri,
A few years ago, MITA embarked on a long journey to implement the eIDAS Regulation in Malta. The new Regulation had come into effect in 2016 with the ambitious objectives of achieving cross-border interoperability for the use of digital signatures and authentication to eGovernment services in Europe, albeit in very different ways.
Written by Monique Piccione,
Malta has just been reconfirmed Europe’s top performer in eGovernment, standing out with a score of 96% amongst the 27 European Union (EU) Member States, Iceland, Norway, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Albania, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia and Turkey.
Written by Clive Farrugia,
Prime Minister Robert Abela and the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen visited the Malta Information Technology Agency.
Written by David Grech
The Single Euro Payments Area or SEPA sets a platform where electronic payments in euro can be made or received, whether between or within national boundaries, under the same basic conditions, rights, and obligations.
Written by Sarah Borg
If there’s anything we have learned from the current predicament, is that Covid-19 has revealed our current dependence on goods, resources, and value chains often of essential value.
Written by Sarah Borg
Europe has not been cooperatively advancing enough in the latest technologies, and there is a growing discrepancy between supply and demand when it comes to the use of digital technologies.