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Emmanuel Mallia

Maltese politician

Summary

Maltese politician

Field	Value
name	Emmanuel Mallia
image	Minister Dr. Emmanuel Mallia.jpg
order1	UK High Commissioner
term_start1	12 November 2021
term_end1	present
order2	Minister for Competitiveness and Digital,
term_start2	28 April 2016
term_end2	3 June 2017
primeminister2	Joseph Muscat
order3	Minister for Home Affairs and National Security
term_start3	13 March 2013
term_end3	9 December 2014
primeminister3	Joseph Muscat
predecessor3	Lawrence Gonzi
successor3	Carmelo Abela
order4	Member of Parliament
term_start4	2013
term_end4	2021
nationality	Maltese
party	Labour Party (Malta)
spouse	Elena Codruta (Romanian)
children	2
residence	Valletta
profession	Lawyer
website	http://www.mcdms.gov.mt/

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Emmanuel Mallia is a Maltese politician. He was the Minister for Home Affairs and National Security of the Republic of Malta. Following an alleged "cover-up" within his ministry, he was removed from office by Prime Minister Joseph Muscat on 9 December 2014 and replaced by Carmelo Abela. In 2016, Mallia returned to the cabinet as Minister for Competitiveness and Digital, Maritime and Services Economy, a portfolio which he retained until the 2017 general election. Mallia remained an MP in the Maltese Parliament until 2021, when he resigned to become Malta's UK High Commissioner.

Early life and education

Mallia was born in Sliema, Malta, the youngest child in a family of five. His father died when he was almost 16 years old. Mallia lived in Gżira, Malta for many years.

Mallia attended St Elizabeth School, Sliema, then the Sliema and Gżira primary schools. Following his secondary education at Naxxar Secondary/Technical School, he attended the Royal University of Malta where he graduated as a Legal Procurator in 1973, later at the University of Malta, graduating as a Notary Public in 1978 and Doctor of Laws in 1979.

Legal career

Mallia lectured Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure at the University of Malta.

Mallia holds posts as legal advisor to a number of Companies and Employers' Associations. He has served as president of the Casino Maltese for eight years, and four years Vice President to the Malta Red Cross. He sat on committees set up under the auspices of the Council of Europe. Mallia was also a member of the executive committee and Council of the Malta Football Association and the Car Racing Association, and President of the Pembroke Basketball Club.

Mallia is the founder member and the senior managing partner of a law firm, situated at Msida, Malta called, Emmanuel Mallia & Associates established in 1980. He has formed part of defence teams in international criminal trials held in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Italy, foremost the Lockerbie Trial.

Mallia is a member of the Camera degli'Avvocati, the International Bar Association and the American Bar Association.

Politics

Mallia contested Malta's general elections for the first time in March 2013 on the Labour Party ticket and was elected in the 9th district (Ħal Għargħur, L-Imsida, San Ġwann, Is-Swieqi, Ta' Xbiex) and district 10 (Il-Gżira, Pembroke, San Ġiljan, Tas-Sliema).

He announced his candidature at the Labour Party General Conference in January 2012 when he was invited to address this assembly on the last day, just before the closing speech of the leader Joseph Muscat.

Personal life

Mallia lives with his wife Elena Codruta in London. The couple have two children.

References

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References

"Sheehan inquiry report • The digested read".
Ltd, Allied Newspapers. "Manuel Mallia officially dismissed, Carmelo Abela takes over, PBS now under Culture Ministry".
Vella, Matthew. "Muscat reshuffles Cabinet in response to Panamagate and keeps Mizzi with him". Media Today.
Martin, Ivan. "London approves Manuel Mallia as High Commissioner". Times of Malta.

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