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Malta's AI Strategy 2030 aims to make the country a leader in artificial intelligence by encouraging investment, innovation, and use of AI in both public and private sectors. It supports six pilot projects in areas like health, education, and traffic to improve services and quality of life. This initiative helps businesses and citizens benefit from smarter, more efficient solutions.

The Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) project in Malta uses AI-driven tools to reduce traffic congestion and improve urban mobility. It optimises traffic re-routing, road closures, and low-traffic zones. The initiative also promotes multi-modal transport for seamless travel.

The Institute for the Public Service of Malta is implementing training programmes for public officers in Artificial Intelligence under a three-year agreement with educational institutions and government bodies. The training aims to build knowledge in AI fundamentals, applications, and responsible use. It is designed to improve how public servants use AI to enhance service delivery.

The Ministry for Education, Sport, Youth, Research, and Innovation is working to draft a framework for responsible generative AI in public administration. The goal is to set rules for accountability, transparency, security, and recourse in AI-supported decision making. The Directorate for Digital Literacy & Transversal Skills (DDLTS) aligns its work with both EU and UNESCO guidance on AI in education.

An AI-powered imaging solution that generates advanced and perfusion scans to support faster and more accurate diagnoses. RapidAI is used in the Medical Imaging departments of Mater Dei and Gozo General Hospital, particularly for stroke and aneurysm treatment.