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Malta has recently featured for the first time as a financial centre 'that might become significant' in the Corporation of London's Global Financial Centres Index. According to the Index 'Dubai, followed by Shanghai, continued to score well among respondents who identified them as the two centres most likely to increase in importance over the next two to three years, followed by Malta and Singapore.'
There are significant plans for the upgrading of the natural grand harbour in Valletta. This could serve as an opportunity for wider and more substantial application of the Private Public Partnerships concept on the island.
Following general elections there was a revamp of the Cabinet making it leaner and more efficient in meeting the challenges of maintaining the pace of improvement to the island's economy, achieving a surplus budget by 2010 and making the financial services sector contribute 25% of the national Gross Domestic Product by 2015.