Nationalist Party

PN explicitly includes Gozo in all healthcare pledges. A new Gozo General Hospital (400 beds, €350m) is a central commitment, alongside Gozo regional development as a campaign priority.

PN commits to building new hospitals in Malta and Gozo, eliminating waiting times, expanding mental health services, introducing a unified digital medical record system, and providing all cancer medicines free of charge. A new pay package for healthcare workers will be negotiated within the first 100 days.

PN commits to community-based mental health services with modern facilities, with support also extended into schools.

PN commits to solidarity as the main safeguard ensuring no one is left behind. Quality of life within a family free from poverty, discrimination, abuse and exclusion.

PN believes in an inclusive society where unity is fostered through dialogue and respect for diversity of views and beliefs, totally opposing all forms of hatred, discrimination and violence.

PN commits to economic development that generates dignified work with fair pay, protecting the interests of workers and businesses — particularly SMEs — and promotes initiative and entrepreneurship through investment in research, science, technology and innovation.

PN commits to strong investment in research, science, technology and innovation. Specific pledges include a unified digital medical record system and a digital front door for healthcare services.

PN commits to expansion of cultural facilities and growth in knowledge and appreciation of shared historical, cultural and artistic heritage.

PN places great importance on climate change, environmental justice and responsibility towards present and future generations, prioritising protection of the environment, natural resources, common goods and public spaces.

PN would invest in renewable and alternative energy so that families no longer need energy subsidies because energy prices will be cheaper at source. Criticised Labour for unfulfilled LNG and energy storage pledges.

PN sees politics as a high calling to serve in good faith. The State should be the servant of its people, with decisions taken transparently and as close as possible to the people (subsidiarity). Full respect for the Rule of Law is the party's central commitment.

PN commits to ensuring that everyone, throughout their life, has the opportunity for education and development of individual skills, with the support of high-quality teaching and personalised assistance.

PN criticised Labour's unfulfilled mass transport pledge and the second interconnector still under construction. Committed to infrastructure investment and improving quality of life beyond economic metrics.