Valletta Grand Harbor
Valletta Grand Harbor
The Maltese Islands are located between Sicily and North Africa in the Mediterranean Sea, and are home to roughly 460,000 people. With a diverse culture and electric atmosphere, Malta has been regarded as one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world.
The Maltese archipelago consists of three islands – Malta, Gozo, and Comino. Each Maltese island has its own unique traits and attractions. The island of Malta is the largest and is known as the commercial and administrative center of the Republic. Gozo is ranked as the second largest island and is the most rural of the three. Comino is mostly uninhabited, but is the perfect destination for day-trippers and avid hikers.
The islands possess nearly 7,000 years of an intriguing and dynamic history, as well as an array of spectacular beaches and sites for visitors of all ages to enjoy.
For more information about the Maltese Islands go to Visit Malta.
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U.S.-Malta Relations Policy and History Additional Resources in Malta Where is the Embassy?Malta’s strategic position underlines its role as one of our key international partners in finding solutions to issues of global transnational importance.
The U.S. Embassy in Valletta strives to strengthen cooperation, friendship, and trade between the United States and Malta through the promotion of shared values such as individual freedom, human rights, democracy, and the rule of law. The Embassy works with all sectors of Maltese society in an effort to promote these values.
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The U.S. Embassy is located near the center of the island of Malta in Ta’ Qali.
Please call: (+356) 2561-4000
Outside of Office Hours, contact: (+356) 2561-4000
Outside of Malta: (+356) 2561-4000
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