Joseph Muscat Quotes on Countries (10 Quotes)

Labour would be radically different from the current government with regard to economic growth. For Labour, the generation of wealth would come first. The government was taxing the country dry. But Labour believed that the key to economic growth lay in taxing less to earn more, by stimulating consumer confidence.

We have a Prime Minister who spends more time focusing on the problems of his party than on the problems facing families, businesses and the country. At this moment the country needs a stable government, not one undermined by internal rifts

We are writing the history of the country, to bring together middle and working class, the self employed, students and pensioners behind one movement that goes beyond the Labour Party

The country does not afford to have administrations that change for the sake of change, but that focus on what is truly important for the country

If I do the usual things, we will get the usual results, which means losing another election and, with it, the chance to bring about change in the country,

What we need is stability, opportunities and effective price controls. We need a prime minister who is preoccupied by the problems in the country rather than the problems in his party

Air quality should be top of the agenda. This was a problem which was affecting all of the country and needed urgent attention. However, the black dust problem was a certificate of government incompetence.

I come from a generation of sceptics, who do not believe what politicians say. The Labour Party wants to convince people through actions, not words. The Nationalist party have given the country 25 years of lies, the Labour Party will build the country anew.

Economic and fiscal decisions should be for the benefit of the country, and not simply determined by some bureaucrat in Brussels. The parameters we operate in shouldnt be a straitjacket we need room to manoeuvre for today and tomorrow.

Our forefathers who achieved total freedom from foreign rule 31 years ago, have dreamt of a country where its people could come together under one flag.