President Edward Fenech-adami of Malta
The Hon Dr Edward Fenech-Adami took office as Prime Minister in September 1998 following parliamentary elections which gave his Christian Democrat - Nationalist Party (PN) its largest majority since the Second World War.
6, 1998, Fenech-Adami was again named prime minister.
In April 2003 Fenech-Adami was confirmed once more as prime minister.
confirmed as Prime Minister following yet another electoral victory.
Mary née Sciberras and they have five children.
where he first studied economics and the classics and later law.
Edward Fenech-Adami was elected President of the Republic on 4th April 2004.
elected President of the Republic on 4th April 2004.
born in 1934, the son of a customs officer.
a reputation as a reserved but determined and capable constituency official.
Dr Edward Fenech-Adami is married to Mary nee Sciberras and they have five children.
Edward Fenech-Adami was born in 1934, the son of a customs officer.
Fenech-Adami joined the Christian Democratic Nationalist Party (PN) in the early 1960s, establishing a reputation as a reserved but determined and capable constituency official.
In April 2003 Dr Edward Fenech-Adami was again confirmed as Prime Minister, following another electoral victory.
In December 2003, Dr Fenech-Adami received the European of the Year 2003 Award from the influential Brussels-based newspaper European Voice in recognition of his unfaltering efforts to bring Malta into the European Union.
Dr Edward Fenech-Adami is married to Mary nee Sciberras and they have five children, John, Beppe, Michael, Maria and Luigi.