FAQs: Malta is in what country? Where is Malta located & other facts
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Is Malta in Europe?
Yes, Malta is in Europe. Malta has been a member of the European Union since 2004. Malta is a European country.
Is Malta in Italy?
No, Malta is not in Italy. Although Malta is located to the south of the Italian island of Sicily, Malta is not in Italy. Malta is an independent country.
Is Malta in Africa?
Malta is located to the north of the continent of Africa, north of Tripoli and east of Tunisia. However, Malta is not in Africa, it is part of Europe.
What country is Malta near?
The islands of Lampedusa, Linosa and Sicily are located closest geographically to Malta. As all three of these islands are Italian, Malta is near to the country of Italy.
Is Malta in the Mediterranean?
Malta is indeed in the Mediterranean Sea and is part of the Mediterranean region, along with France, Portugal, Italy, Spain, Greece and Cyprus.
Is Malta part of the EU?
Malta is indeed part of the EU and is a European Union country. It participates in EU elections and the President of the European Parliament, Roberta Metsola, elected in 2024, is Maltese.
Is Malta its own country?
Whilst Malta may be small geographically compared to other EU countries, it is its own country. Malta gained independence from the British in 1964 and became a republic in 1974.
Where in the world is Malta?
If you look on a world map, you’ll find Malta located to the southwest of Italy, underneath the island of Sicily and north of Libya, Africa, in the Mediterranean Sea.
What country is Malta a part of?
As Malta is an independent country, it is not a part of any other country. Malta is a part of the European Union.
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