Saluti da Palermo: Rotary District 2110 Celebrates Service and Leadership

Rotary District 2110 (Sicily and Malta) celebrated its 48th Annual Conference in Palermo, uniting over 500 Rotarians in fellowship and service. Rotary La Valette shone at the Gala Dinner. At the same time, Governor Sergio Malizia’s leadership and Lina Ricciardello’s historic appointment as the District’s first female Governor marked a new era of Rotary achievement and inspiration.
Rotary Club La Valette Celebrates Handover Dinner and Welcomes New Rotary Year

Rotary Club La Valette celebrated its annual Handover Dinner at the Marsa Sports Club, marking the close of Clare Vassallo’s presidency and welcoming incoming President Annemarie Bianchi. The evening highlighted fellowship, service achievements, new member inductions, and special recognitions, setting a warm and optimistic tone for the new Rotary year.
Strengthening Rotary Knowledge and Engagement: Quarterly Training Session

Rotary Club La Valette held its quarterly training session, led by Rotarian David Dingli, which offered members a clear understanding of Rotary International, the Rotary Foundation, District 2110, and the club’s ongoing projects. The session emphasised continuous learning, Rotary values, and the importance of member development through the Rotary Learning Center.
Rotary Club La Valette Presents Global Grant Support to Dar Tghanniqa Ta’Omm

Rotary Club La Valette formally presented its USD 40,000 Global Grant to Dar T’Ghanniqa t’Omm, supporting essential upgrades for mothers and newborns in need. Made possible through District 2110, Governor Sergio Malizia, and Rotary Club Damme, the project reflects Rotary’s commitment to partnership, compassion, and meaningful community impact.
Uncovering the Layers of the Valletta Waterfront: Architect Joanna Spiteri Staines Illuminates Grand Harbour’s Past and Future

Architect Joanna Spiteri Staines delivered a captivating fellowship talk to Rotary Club La Valette, exploring the historic layers of the Valletta Waterfront in light of the new Grand Harbour Revival plans. Her presentation revealed forgotten sites, vanished landmarks, and the enduring architectural heritage shaping Malta’s most iconic harbour.