Malta aims to achieve an average GDP growth rate of 5% per annum by 2035, driven by strategic investment in seven priority sectors: tourism, gaming, shipping and maritime, blue and green economies, financial services, aviation, and high-end manufacturing. Growth will be pursued through a shift toward premium offerings, sustainability, innovation, and a stronger emphasis on quality over quantity across all sectors.

Malta will deliver more inclusive, efficient, and people-centred public services by improving healthcare, social support, and mobility systems. This includes expanding affordable housing, adopting new health technologies, supporting vulnerable communities, integrating migrants based on skills, and investing in sustainable transport solutions like electric vehicles and mass transit.

Malta will invest in a modern education system, clean energy, and environmental regeneration to build long-term national resilience and prepare future generations. This includes curriculum reform focused on STEM and vocational skills, a shift to renewable energy, ecosystem restoration, and stronger civic trust rooted in cultural identity and digital security.

Malta will adopt a forward-looking approach to land and sea use, balancing development with environmental sustainability and quality of life. Key priorities include sustainable urban planning, expanded green spaces, protection of agricultural land, cleaner fuels, and the careful exploration of land reclamation projects aligned with national interests.