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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Lawrence Gonzi
		Lawrence Gonzi (born July 1, 1953) is the Prime Minister and finance minister of Malta.
		Gonzi is the son of Luigi Gonzi [1] and Ines Galea and grandnephew of Mgr.
		Gonzi was again successful in 2003 and, following the resignation of Eddie Fenech Adami as Prime Minister and party leader, Gonzi won the leadership contest held in February 2004.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Lawrence-Gonzi (3034 words)

	Lawrence Gonzi Information
		Lawrence Gonzi (born July 1, 1953) son of Luigi Gonzi and Ines Galea, the grand nephew of Mgr.
		Michael Gonzi, former Archbishop of Malta, is the Prime Minister of Malta and Finance Minister of Malta.
		Dr Lawrence Gonzi is married to Catherine née Callus and they have three children, David, Mikela and Paul.
	www.bookrags.com /Lawrence_Gonzi (235 words)

	A profile: Dr Lawrence Gonzi
		Dr.Lawrence Gonzi was sworn in as Malta's Prime Minister on March 23, 2004.
		Dr Gonzi contested the September 1998 General Elections and was again elected from the Second District, taking his oath of office as Minister for Social Policy and Leader of the House of Representatives on 8th September 1998.
		Dr Lawrence Gonzi, son of Louis and Inez nee Galea, was born in Valletta on 1 July 1953.
	www.di-ve.com /dive/portal/portal.jhtml?id=127612&pid=23 (540 words)

	Gonzi Lawrence - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Gonzi, Lawrence (1953-), Maltese lawyer and nationalist politician, Prime Minister of Malta (2004-).
		Born on the 1 st of July, 1953 in Valletta, Lawrence Gonzi spent most of his childhood years in the Circolo Gioventu’ Cattolica, playing...
		Lawrence Gonzi (born July 1, 1953) is the prime minister and finance minister of Malta.
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Gonzi_Lawrence.html (177 words)

	PN.org.mt
		Lawrence Gonzi was born in Valletta on the 1st July, 1953 and graduated LL.D. from the University of Malta in 1975.
		Lawrence Gonzi contested the October 1996 General Elections and was elected to Parliament from the second district.
		Lawrence Gonzi was sworn in as the New Prime Minister of Malta on the 23rd March2004.
	www.pn.org.mt /portal/portal.asp?module=content&page=164 (2900 words)

	Prime Minister of Malta, Dr Lawrence Gonzi :: Sunday Profile
		LAWRENCE GONZI: Yes, yes, I yes, we have evidence of this, this is not a coincidence.
		LAWRENCE GONZI: Yes, it is unfortunately, which is very unusual for us, you know, the Maltese are typically very welcoming and over thousands of years we have been successful because we have managed to welcome with open arms different cultures, different traditions.
		LAWRENCE GONZI: No. What we, what we - what concerns us is, because of the number of illegal immigrants landing on our shores, we must make sure who these people are because the danger of there being a terrorist or somebody wanting to make to commit a crime, that danger is high.
	www.abc.net.au /sundayprofile/stories/s2002863.htm (4517 words)

	Malta u l-politika \| Ittri ccensurati u punti ta' riflessjoni politika.
		Earlier he (Dr. Lawrence Gonzi) had said the decision that finance should fall under the Prime Minister's wing was meant to transmit a clear signal that it was an area that featured right on top of this government's agenda.
		Gonzi halli jonfoq il-miljuni kif gie gie wara kollox hu l-Ministru tal-Finanzi, imma ara ma jazzardax xi hadd tahtu jonfoq lira aktar mill-budget tieghu.
		Gonzi ma setax kien agħar milli kien fil-konferenza stampa ta’ nhar il-Ħadd filgħaxija.
	www.maltapolitics.com /drlawrencegonzi.htm (2935 words)

	Lawrence Gonzi won't call early general election, defends Tony Abela
		Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi ruled out an early general election to seek a new mandate after the string of bad results in local elections and European Parliament elections under his party’s leadership since 2004.
		Gonzi said that the party will continue to examine the result of Saturday’s local council elections, adding that it is apparent that from the first interpretation it results that PN suffered a loss due to the low turnout.
		Gonzi stated that he was often called on to postpone introducing such measures or alternatively postpone the sending out of utility bills.
	www.maltamedia.com /news/2005/gp/printer_9239.shtml (706 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Lawrence Gonzi
		Lawrence Gonzi (born July 1, 1953) is the Prime Minister and finance minister of Malta.
		Gonzi contested the general elections again in 1996 and this time he was successful.
		Gonzi was again successful in 2003 and, following the resignation of Eddie Fenech Adami as Prime Minister and party leader, Gonzi won the leadership contest held in February 2004.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Lawrence_Gonzi (281 words)

	maltaStar.com
		In 2005, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi and his government repeatedly insisted that the solution for Malta’s tourism industry is the advent of “quality tourists”, and these can only be attracted by turning a large area of natural land at Xaghra l-Hamra into a golf course.
		While Dr Gonzi is now boasting that his government has paved the way for the largest national park in Malta at Xaghra l-Hamra, in 2005, during his Budget 2006 speech, he defended his golf course proposal.
		The report presented by Dr Gonzi makes it clear that in order to be financially feasible, government will have to give all the land to the developers for free, and refrain from charging any rent for the first 10 years.
	www.maltastar.com /pages/msFullArt.asp?an=12064 (1284 words)

	Office of the Prime Minister
		Dr Lawrence Gonzi was born in Valletta on 1st July 1953.
		Dr Gonzi has been actively involved in the voluntary and NGO sectors since 1976, particularly in the fields of disability and mental health.
		Having served as Secretary General of the Nationalist Party since February 1997, Dr Gonzi was elected Deputy Leader of the party in 1999.
	www.opm.gov.mt /the.prime.minister.htm (272 words)

	MaltaToday
		While Lawrence Gonzi’s backdrop of greenery and young party councillors inspired serenity, Sant’s plainer backdrop – with its “New Beginning” slogan and a static picture depicting a smiling family – was definitely corporate, but lifeless.
		Although the word “family” was mentioned 16 times by Gonzi and 48 times by Alfred Sant in his longer speech, neither of the two political leaders mentioned divorce – a civil right granted in all countries of the world except Malta and the Philippines.
		Gonzi’s delivery in the PN’s general council offered a sharp contrast with last year’s image of a grim Prime Minister defending the extension of development zones in the face of a green rebellion which saw thousands marching in Valletta against the infamous rationalisation.
	www.maltatoday.com.mt /2007/06/03/t15.html (1157 words)

	Lawrence Gonzi - Japan
		Lawrence Gonzi (born July 1, 1953) is the; Prime Minister and finance minister of Malta.
		Gonzi is the son of Luigi Gonzi [1] and Ines Galea and grandnephew of Mgr.
		Gonzi was again successful in 2003 and, following the resignation of Eddie Fenech Adami as Prime Minister and party leader, Gonzi won the leadership contest held in February 2004.
	lawrence-gonzi.zdnet.co.za /zdnet/Lawrence_Gonzi (617 words)

	Ministry of Finance - The Prime Minister and Minister of Finance
		Lawrence Gonzi, K.U.O.M., LL.D., M.P. Dr Lawrence Gonzi was appointed Prime Minister and Minister of Finance on 23 March 2004 having served as Speaker between 1988 and 1996, as Minister since September 1998 and Deputy Prime Minister since May 1999.
		Dr Gonzi was elected Speaker of the House of Representatives in October 1988.
		Dr Gonzi held the positions of Minister for Social Policy, Leader of the House and Deputy Prime Minister until March 2004 when he was elected leader of the Nationalist Party and, subsequently, he was appointed Prime Minister.
	mfin.gov.mt /page.aspx?site=MFIN&page=minister (306 words)

	Health Care is at heart of government's policy - Lawrence Gonzi
		Addressing a social activity organised by the Nationalist Party's Pensioners and Elderly People Association in Buskett, Dr. Gonzi said that Mater Dei hospital is a link of a chain of investments done by government in the health care services.
		Gonzi unveiled government's plans to build a new structure next to San Vincenz De Paule with a capacity of 280 beds to replace the hospital Zammit Clapp.
		Prime Minister Gonzi said that all this investment can be done since the economy has recovered.
	www.di-ve.com /dive/portal/portal.jhtml?id=282347 (255 words)

	Malta's PM Fenech Adami to hand over reins to Gonzi on Tuesday — EUbusiness.com - business, legal and financial ...
		Gonzi, the deputy prime minister a devout Catholic lawyer, won a Nationalist Party leadership election last month, which given the party's majority in parliament, will give him post of prime minister.
		A swearing-in ceremony for Gonzi is to be held after Fenech Adami's formal resignation.
		Gonzi announced his government program at the party meeting, with using EU membership to improve the lives of the island's 380,000 citizens, creating jobs and shoring up national finances for preparation for adopting the euro the top priorities.
	www.eubusiness.com /Malta/040321043047.z32qbm6d (354 words)

	Malta Today: The deputy’s hot seat
		I met Lawrence Gonzi at the Social Policy ministry in Valletta and the first thought that crossed my mind was that I could be interviewing the Nationalist Party’s future leader.
		Dr Gonzi retorts, "It is an unjust criticism." He makes the point that the laws are being changed now because nobody changed them in the previous 12 years, despite repeated attempts.
		Dr Gonzi puts forward the argument that even in countries where divorce is legal the family is still considered to be an important cell of society.
	www.maltatoday.com.mt /2002/0630/people.html (2098 words)

	maltaStar.com
		Sant forced Gonzi onto the defensive during the debate, attacking his record in office accusing him of complacency in the face of corruption and cost overruns which characterised his administration.
		Lawrence Gonzi was defending his record since he took office as prime minister, viewed by many, even in his own camp, as lacklustre.
		Gonzi also defended the fact that he has not made a reshuffle in his cabinet of ministers since taking over as prime minister.
	maltastar.com /pages/msFullArt.asp?an=15427 (598 words)

	Lawrence Gonzi articles - Daylife
		Maltese Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi, whose country has held the chair since 2005, made an appeal to tackle climate change, while global trade is another...
		The Prime Minister of Malta, Lawrence Gonzi, spoke of the 'digital divide' within the Commonwealth, which he said must be addressed.
		Lawrence Gonzi, outgoing Commonwealth Chairman and Maltese Prime Minister said Commonwealth heads of state should send a strong message...
	www.daylife.com /topic/Lawrence_Gonzi/articles/custom/relevance/1?end=20071124&start=20071123 (487 words)

	Michael Gonzi at AllExperts
		Sir Count Michael Gonzi (16 November, 1885 - 22 January, 1984), was the first Archbishop of Archdiocese of Malta, and the 13th Bishop of Malta.
		His grand nephew, is the Prime Minister of Malta, Lawrence Gonzi.
		Gonzi was created Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire (KBE) entitled him to be known as Sir by George VI in the 1946 New Year's honours.
	en.allexperts.com /e/m/mi/michael_gonzi.htm (414 words)

	CNN.com - Malta awaits EU membership verdict - Mar. 9, 2003
		Malta's Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi on Sunday claimed victory for those who support joining the European Union, with about 30 percent of the votes counted from a referendum on the island.
		Gonzi said that supporters of European Union membership were leading with between 52 percent and 53 percent of ballots cast in Saturday's referendum.
		Government-party headquarters was receiving a minute-by-minute count of the vote based on their monitors, who were watching over the tallying of ballots into "yes" and "no" piles.
	cnn.com /2003/WORLD/europe/03/09/malta.euvote.ap/index.html (557 words)

	CNN.com - Malta awaits EU membership verdict - Mar. 9, 2003
		Malta's Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi on Sunday claimed victory for those who support joining the European Union, with about 30 percent of the votes counted from a referendum on the island.
		Gonzi said that supporters of European Union membership were leading with between 52 percent and 53 percent of ballots cast in Saturday's referendum.
		Government-party headquarters was receiving a minute-by-minute count of the vote based on their monitors, who were watching over the tallying of ballots into "yes" and "no" piles.
	www.cnn.com /2003/WORLD/europe/03/09/malta.euvote.ap/index.html (557 words)

	Government did not back down - Gonzi (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The original proposal submitted to Dr Gonzi by the MCESD included a change in definition of what constitutes a ‘trade dispute’, but stopped short of changing subsequent clauses granting unions immunity for acts done in connection with trade disputes.
		It is a process that will bring a leap in our quality of life in all aspects and guarantees the future well being of our families and their children.
		Dr Gonzi emphasised that the EU social model is an established benchmark of minimum conditions of work that suit Malta’s economic and social needs.
	www.businesstoday.com.mt /2002/0123/l3.html (494 words)

	Lawrence Gonzi - Wikipedija
		Lawrence Gonzi (twieled fl-1 ta' Lulju, 1953) huwa il-Prim Ministru u l-Ministru tal-Finanzi ta' Malta u l-Kap tal-Partit Nazzjonalista.
		Lawrence Gonzi kkontesta l-ewwel darba l-elezzjonijiet ġenerali fl-1987 (bla suċċess) mal-Partit Nazzjonalista.
		Sal-lum, il-poplu Malti wera fiducja kbira fil-Prim Ministru Lawrence Gonzi.
	mt.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lawrence_Gonzi (482 words)

	Internet island - Banking & Finance - ArabianBusiness.com
		Great Gonzi: Malta’s PM has agreed an IT deal that is expected to contribute 10% growth to the island’s GDP.
		I am asked to line up to greet the Prime Minister of Malta and Dr Lawrence Gonzi is just what you would expect a Prime Minister to be - he offers a firm handshake followed by a diplomatic smile.
		Gonzi believes the Smart City deal is clear proof of the transformation of Malta's economy from "one that was in the past based on low-cost manufacturing industries into a modern technology-oriented economy based on knowledge and skills of all human resources".
	www.arabianbusiness.com /index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=11053 (657 words)

	PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN MALTA (Site not responding. Last check: )
		ELECTION OF EDDIE FENECH ADAMI TO THE PRESIDENCY OF THE REPUBLIC AND APPOINTMENT OF LAWRENCE GONZI AS HEAD OF Former Prime Minister Eddie Fenech Adami was elected President of the Republic of Malta on 29
		Lawyer, Lawrence Gonzi, the fifty year old nephew of Michael Gonzi, the so-called Iron Archbishop and longtime adversary of Labour Prime Minister Dom Mintoff, succeeds Eddie Fenech Adami as head of government.
		John Dalli, former Finance Minister, who faced Lawrence Gonzi in the fight for the leadership of the Nationalist Party, is the new minister for Foreign Affairs.
	www.robert-schuman.org /anglais/oee/malte/presidentielles/resultats.htm (484 words)

	Lawrence Gonzi - Definition, explanation
		Gonzi first contested the 1987 elections unsuccessfully with the Partit Nazzjonalista.
		In 1998 and 2003 he was returned again and served as Minister for Social Policy, Deputy Prime Minister and Leader of the House.
		Following the resignation of Eddie Fenech Adami as Prime Minister and party leader, Gonzi won the leadership contest held in February 2004.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/l/la/lawrence_gonzi.php (238 words)

	Malta & Gozo > Sunday October 15th, 2006 > The Times of Malta > Budget incentives to lure women back to work - PM
		The Prime Minister, Dr Lawrence Gonzi, with Family and Social Solidarity Minister Dolores Cristina, speaking at the PN club in Hamrun yesterday.
		On employment in general, Dr Gonzi said the number of gainfully occupied had risen by more than 1,000 over last year - a significant leap considering that 4,000 workers retired this year while another 1,000 jobs were lost with the closure of two textile manufacturers - Denim Services Limited and Lloyd Shoes.
		Dr Gonzi said it came as no surprise, therefore, that Malta was ranked among the most attractive and interesting places for foreign investment among other European Union members.
	www.filfla.com /2005/newsitem.php?id=884 (633 words)

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