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'''Name''': Hon. Edward Zammit-Lewis
 
  
'''Years active''': 2013-
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Edward Zammit-Lewis was born on the 21st June 1973 in Mtarfa, Rabat, Malta.
  
'''Party''': The Labour Party
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== Political Career ==
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Edward Zammit Lewis was chosen by the current Prime Minister, Joseph Muscat to represent and assist the Opposition in the rent law reform amendments in 2009 and to pilot the case related to the VAT registration on cars. In the 2013 General elections held on the 9th March, Edward Zammit Lewis was successfully elected in the 8 Electoral District and was chosen by the Prime Minister, Joseph Muscat to form part of his cabinet. Muscat appointed him a Parliamentary Secretary for Competitiveness and Economic Growth. He has been Parliamentary Secretary for Competitiveness and Economic Growth (2013 - April 2014) and Minister for Tourism since April 2014.
  
'''Address''': Ministry for Tourism
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== Education ==
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Edward Zammit-Lewis attended the University of Malta where he graduated with a BA in European Studies and international relations and subsequently obtained his Doctor of Laws. He is a lawyer by profession, specialising primarily in litigation in the civil, commercial and human rights sphere.
  
=== Roles ===  
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== External Links and References ==
*Parliamentary Secretary for Competitiveness and Economic Growth: 2013- 4.14
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[http://www.parlament.mt/zammitlewis-edward www.parlament.mt - Edward Zammit-Lewis MP]
*Minister for Tourism: 4.14
 
  
=== Education ===
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[http://www.edwardzammitlewis.com Edward Zammit-Lewis's Personal Website]
He attended the University of Malta where he graduated with a degree in BA European Studies and international relations and subsequently obtained his Doctor of Laws. He is a lawyer by profession, specialising primarily in litigation in the civil, commercial and human rights sphere.
 
  
=== History ===
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[https://www.gov.mt/en/Government/Government%20of%20Malta/Ministries%20and%20Entities/Pages/CVs/CV-edward-zammit-lewis.aspx Gov.mt official website]
He was chosen by the labour party leader Dr. Joseph Muscat to represent and assist the Opposition in the rent law reform amendments in 2009. He occupied the post of President of the Labour Youth Forum for two years.  
 
  
== External Links and References ==
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[http://www.parlament.mt/zammitlewis-edward Parliament of Malta, official website]
* [http://www.parlament.mt/zammitlewis-edward www.parlament.mt - Edward Zammit-Lewis MP]
 
* [http://www.edwardzammitlewis.com Edward Zammit-Lewis's Personal Website]
 
  
 
[[Category:Maltese Politicians]]
 
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[[Category: Maltese Parliamentarians]]

Latest revision as of 08:47, 10 June 2015

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Edward Zammit-Lewis was born on the 21st June 1973 in Mtarfa, Rabat, Malta.

Political Career[edit]

Edward Zammit Lewis was chosen by the current Prime Minister, Joseph Muscat to represent and assist the Opposition in the rent law reform amendments in 2009 and to pilot the case related to the VAT registration on cars. In the 2013 General elections held on the 9th March, Edward Zammit Lewis was successfully elected in the 8 Electoral District and was chosen by the Prime Minister, Joseph Muscat to form part of his cabinet. Muscat appointed him a Parliamentary Secretary for Competitiveness and Economic Growth. He has been Parliamentary Secretary for Competitiveness and Economic Growth (2013 - April 2014) and Minister for Tourism since April 2014.

Education[edit]

Edward Zammit-Lewis attended the University of Malta where he graduated with a BA in European Studies and international relations and subsequently obtained his Doctor of Laws. He is a lawyer by profession, specialising primarily in litigation in the civil, commercial and human rights sphere.

External Links and References[edit]

www.parlament.mt - Edward Zammit-Lewis MP

Edward Zammit-Lewis's Personal Website

Gov.mt official website

Parliament of Malta, official website