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The Maltese government has announced that it will be reintroducing border controls between December 1 and 6, in conjunction with the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) event. During this period, targeted checks will be carried out on people at border crossings, as part of the government’s efforts to maintain national security and ensure the smooth running of the OSCE event.
The decision to reintroduce border controls is a precautionary measure aimed at preventing any potential security threats during the high-profile event. The targeted checks will be conducted by immigration and law enforcement officials, who will be on the lookout for individuals who may pose a risk to national security or public safety.
The OSCE event, which is scheduled to take place in Malta, is expected to attract a large number of high-ranking officials, diplomats, and other stakeholders from across the region. The event provides a platform for participants to discuss key security issues and promote cooperation and dialogue among OSCE member states.
The Maltese government has assured the public that the reintroduction of border controls will not cause undue disruptions to travel plans. The targeted checks are expected to be carried out efficiently and effectively, with minimal delays to passengers and cargo. The government has also emphasized that the measures are temporary and will be lifted once the OSCE event has concluded.
The decision to reintroduce border controls during the OSCE event demonstrates the Maltese government’s commitment to maintaining national security and ensuring the safety of all participants. The targeted checks will provide an additional layer of security and help to prevent any potential threats to the event.
