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Maltalateralism as Multilateralism
Interview with Ambassador of Malta H.E. Giovanni Xuereb
Key Insights
Ambassador Xuereb highlights Malta’s diplomacy rooted in cooperation and dialogue. He stresses the importance of equal partnerships and shared responsibility in global decision-making. The interview underlines Malta's commitment to climate action, peacebuilding, and amplifying small-state voices within multilateral institutions.
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Xuereb, G. (2023). Maltalateralism as Multilateralism. EPIS Insight · International Relations & Diplomacy.
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