At the 2025 Rotary District Assembly in Catania, delegates from Sicily and Malta united under the theme “United to Do Good.” With visionary plans, cultural celebration, and a shared commitment to impact, Rotary leaders embraced service, music, and fellowship, setting the tone for a transformative year across District 2110.
President Godfrey Swain and his delightful wife Maryanne hosted the club at their home in Lija for a fundraising cocktail party. It was a great success in Rotary Friendship, and we raised EUR 2,500 for the club to support our EUR 10,000 contribution to Sebh.
Handover night was a milestone for the Rotary Club of La Valette, Malta. Seven new members received their Rotary International pins, while past President Anne Marie Bianchi, together with President Godfrey Swain, honoured dedicated members with Paul Harris Awards for their service. As the sun set, incoming President Clare Vassallo ushered in an exciting new Rotary year.
New Rotary Club members recently attended a dynamic training session led by David Dingli, gaining insights into Rotary International, District 2110, and our Club's impactful projects. The lively Q&A session fostered engagement and camaraderie, equipping members with knowledge and inspiration to embrace Rotary's mission of Service Above Self.
Rotary Club La Valette hosted a Fellowship Talk on ALS Genome Research & Mapping, featuring Prof. Reuben Cauchi and Mr. Wilfred Kenely. The discussion highlighted groundbreaking University of Malta research revealing a genetic link to ALS in the Maltese population, fostering hope for new targeted treatments.
Guide Dr Christine Muscat The layout of the village of Lija is that of a typical medieval rural town, with narrow, winding streets and alleys radiating from the main church, located at its centre. In the seventeenth century, the village grew to house the country residences of a few elite knights, a trend that gained […]
Rotary La Valette’s Convivial Dinner on 22nd July 2025 brought together 40 Rotarians and partners at the Royal Malta Yacht Club. Highlights included a banner exchange with Rotary Club Pécs, induction of two new members, and Paul Harris Fellow Awards presented to three von Brockdorffs for their outstanding service.
Rotary Club La Valette hosted a refined wine tasting evening on 29th July 2025, featuring Simonsig Family Vineyards. Led by John Bugeja of Attard & Co. Food Ltd., guests enjoyed five exceptional wines paired with gourmet nibbles, fostering fellowship and appreciation for craftsmanship in a warm, elegant setting.
Rotary La Valette’s Summer BBQ returns on 26th August at Tigné Beach, blending seaside fun with heartfelt purpose. Join fellow Rotarians, friends, and family for an evening of fellowship and fundraising in support of Genome Mapping for ALS – Project Min-E. Book early to secure your spot and make a difference
Join us for a sparkling evening of fellowship and fine dining! Rotary Club La Valette’s convivial dinner sets sail at 7pm on 16th September 2025 at the Royal Malta Yacht Club. Always a highlight, this cherished gathering promises great company, laughter, and unforgettable moments. RSVP early—seats fill fast! (Only open for Rotarians and their partners)
Rotary La Valette has been invited to a very special musical evening through the initiative of our Rotarian friend, Trancredi Vella and a colleague of Tancredi’s, Rudy Sammut, a musician and event organiser at the Lija Band Club. We have been invited to a concert at the Chamber Music Band Club by the musicians of […]
This will be a combined cultural and fellowship event for members and partners, held at the Storm Petrel Foundation in Attard. The STP is a unique not-for-profit cultural hub which hosts various events and exhibitions. Bernie Mizzi and Prof Ivan Callus will give a talk on the foundation. After the talk, wine, soft drinks and […]
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Bank account details:
Account Name: Rotary Club La Valette Malta
Bank: HSBC Bank Malta plc, High Street, Sliema, Malta
Account No: 006 123467 001
Sort Code: 44060
IBAN: MT35MMEB44060000000006123467001
Swift Code: MMEB MTMT