The Foundation is continuously exploring innovative methods to upgrade the District to enhance the overall experience for all stakeholders, including property owners, operators, employees, suppliers, and customers. We cannot do it on our own.
Read More The third meeting of the private sector group was held on 27th march 2025 in one of the board rooms at avenue 77 during which an election was held between the members present to elect the administrators appointed by the private sector.
Read More It has now been a year since i was appointed ceo of the foundation, and i can sincerely say that it has been both an enjoyable as well as a demanding experience with different challenges requiring innovative and timely solutions to ensure the smooth functioning of both the foundation and the district.
Read More When compared to 2023, a significant increase in all waste streams is noted. Although every operator is expected by law to organize his own collection of waste, the CBDF still has to finance and organize the collection of thousands of tonnes of waste per month to keep the area clean. Better observation of the law and regulations on the collection and disposal of waste is urged and operators are again reminded to ensure that they have their own arrangements in place for waste collection.
Read More We are pleased to inform you that Infrastructure Malta are embarking on the final phase of the Central Link Junction Underpass Project which is the much needed embellishment of the approach to the Central Business District in front of the MFSA. During a meeting with the Foundation the major projects unit provided an overview of the landscaping which is going to take place using a mixture of plants and indigenous trees and shrubs.
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The Central Business District Foundation is inviting interested contractors to express their interest to perform works in relation to the maintenance and repair of roads and pavements within the Central Business District over a period of 12 months, including asphalt road patching, masonry and concreting works as well as pavement and kerb repairs.
Read More Our Founders range from large enterprises which employ more than 250 employees, medium sized enterprises which employ from 50 to 250 employees, small enterprises which employ more than 10 but less than 50 employees as well as micro enterprises which employ less than 10 people. It is noted that our members represent a good cross-section of the enterprises working within the CBDF. In addition to these individual members, the Chamber of SMEs which is also a member of our Board, collectively represents more than 200 operators within the CBD.
Read More It is my pleasure to introduce myself as the new CEO of the Central Business District Foundation. Following a selection process through an open call, I was appointed CEO with effect from 1st December, 2023. It has been my choice to take up this appointment at the onset of the festive season as traditionally, it is a period where day to day administrative and operational duties tend to slow down, which would leave me with more time to understand better the role and functions of the CBDF as well as more time to engage with the small but hardworking team at the Foundation.
Read More A vacancy has arisen within the Central Business District Foundation (CBDF) for an Officer in the Office of the Chief Executive Officer. The Officer will work closely with and assist the CEO in administrative tasks in the operations of the CBDF.
Read More We are happy to report that phases 2 & 3 of this project have reached their respective conclusions. Final ancillary works were carried out and the road build up concluded in affected roads such as Triq Giovanni Felice, Triq l-Intornjatur, Triq il-Birrerija & part of Triq il-Haddiema by the application of the Surface Asphalt Layer in Mid-September. Every possible measure was taken by the CBDF to mitigate the adverse effects of the works on the impacted operators.
Read More The first phase of the installation of clusters of CCTVs in Triq L-Esportaturi, Triq San Gwakkin and Triq is-Salib ta L-Imriehel has been completed. The project involved consultations and co-ordination with various public entities including Transport Malta, the Commissioner for Data Protection, MITA, the Police and LESA. A big thank you is also due to the third-party owners who have kindly offered the use of their façade for the installation of these cameras as well as access to their electricity supply; and in the meantime saving the Foundation considerable time and money.
Read More The CBDF has published on the EPPS, the Government E-procurement platform, a Preliminary Market Consultation (PMC) entitled Lease of a Property/ies for the Temporary Parking of Motor Vehicles. The Unique ID of the PMC is CBD/PMC/01/2023.
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