€100 Million Fund Announced To Boost AI Training And Business Digitalisation
The government has announced a €100 million fund to accelerate Malta’s adoption of artificial intelligence and digital technologies, in a major push to modernise both the public and private sectors.
The fund, made up of national and EU resources, will support businesses developing or implementing AI systems, as well as training schemes to build digital and AI skills across the workforce.
Addressing Parliament on Monday, Finance Minister Clyde Caruana said the initiative aims to strengthen Malta’s technological competitiveness and promote wider use of automation and data-driven tools.
Author's summary: Malta invests €100 million in AI and digitalisation.
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