The National Statistics Office (NSO) has marked its 25th anniversary at an event honouring the Directors General and Chairmen who have served the institution over the past 25 years.

The event brought together former leaders, NSO staff and stakeholders to commemorate the important milestone.

NSO Director General Etienne Caruana opened the event with an address reflecting on the key milestones achieved by the Office throughout its 25-year history.

In a recorded message, Eurostat Director General Mariana Kotseva highlighted Malta’s contribution to European statistics and acknowledged the progress made by the NSO over the years.

Meanwhile, Malta Statistics Authority Chairman Carl Camilleri spoke about the importance of the regulatory authority in the production of official statistics.

He also reflected on the Malta Statistics Authority Act, which was enacted in 2001 alongside the establishment of the NSO.

The National Statistics Office (NSO) is Malta’s official statistical agency, responsible for collecting, compiling and publishing statistics on the country’s economy, population and society. Its data covers areas including international trade, employment, inflation, tourism and public finances, providing information used by policymakers, businesses, researchers and the public.