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Malta claims to be the first jurisdiction to adopt blockchain regulations (July 2018) and builds on that with two concrete institutions: the Malta Digital Innovation Authority runs a technology assurance sandbox, funds AI projects at the University of Malta, launches pathfinder digital scholarship funds for masters and PhDs in AI, and pilots a digital connect scheme to close the islands’ digital gap, while TechMalta operates as a public‑private hub focused on promotion, innovation, talent and assistance and hosts the Malta Valletta Tech Summit in April.
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