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MaLIA publishes short report on its proposal for the Royal Opera House ruins presented to the Prime Minister on the 30 March 2009 Read the Report!!
Courses in Library, Information and Archive Studies from October 2009 Main Sponsors of 40th Anniversary publication
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Welcome to the Official website of the Malta Library and Information Association (MaLIA). MaLIA was set up in 1969 with the aim of creating a meeting ground for people engaged or interested in the library and information profession in Malta. The objectives of MaLIA can be summarised as follows: to unite all persons engaged, interested or involved in library, information and archival work; to assist in the improvement of status, salaries and qualifications of librarians; to focus national attention on library, information and archival issues; to watch and make representation regarding legislation affecting libraries, archives, copyright, legal deposit and laws affecting the censorship, and to assist in the promotion of legislation concerning the improvement and satisfactory application of library development; to encourage the establishment, promotion and use of libraries and archives in Malta and Gozo; to hold conferences and meetings concerning library matters and policies; to promote, encourage and assist bibliographical studies and research; to maintain a library collection for members of the Association in such location that the Association may decide; to hold courses in library and information studies; to maintain a register of library and information professionals.
MaLIA is a member of the International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA), the Commonwealth Library Association (COMLA), and the European Bureau of Library, Information and Documentation Associations (EBLIDA). Thank you for visiting our website
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Latest News
Mon, 22nd June, 2009
The Mqabba Local Council requires the services of a Librarian read more..
Mon, 22nd June, 2009
Issue 78 of the National Book Council newsletter has been published read more..
Sat, 13th June, 2009
MaLIA has met with Mr Charles Caruana Carabez to discuss issues concerning libraries in Malta and Gozo read more..
Random Feed
LII's longtime editorial staff say good-bye to our subscribers and welcome to the team who will carry on the program. Our thanks to Carole Leita, LII's founder, and Karen G. Schneider, our captain after Carole retired, for their leadership and vision. Many thanks to our former volunteer contributors, with a special tribute to the remaining few: Barbara, Dennis, Julianna, June, Ray, and Sybil. The four of us have enjoyed our years working together and it's been a privilege and a pleasure to be part of this project. To my colleagues, thank you for the professional and social talents and dedication that made it possible to maintain LII's high standards whatever the organizational weather. Best wishes to all from librarians Wendy, Jennifer, Maria, and Charlotte. read more
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