Home / News / Official Statement by the National Book Council Back to News Official Statement by the National Book Council News 14th April, 2023 The National Book Council is committed to fostering a positive and supportive environment for the Maltese book industry, representing the interests of writers and publishers, and promoting the love of reading in all its forms. We deeply regret the recent incident on social media involving one of our employees. We want to assure our stakeholders, followers and the public that the issue has been internally addressed. The concerned employee remains dedicated to their role at the Council. The National Book Council is eager to collaborate with stakeholders to uphold fairness and inclusivity in Malta’s literary environment. We extend sincere apologies for any hurt caused to the Maltese author community and the public. We view this as an opportunity to foster greater support and transparency moving forward. The National Book Council is committed to serving people from all backgrounds and promoting diverse voices in the literary community, enhancing our cultural landscape. Moving forward, the National Book Council will be implementing additional training programmes for our staff to reinforce the importance of maintaining a professional and respectful demeanour in all interactions, especially in the online sphere. We will also be reviewing our social media policies to prevent such incidents from occurring in the future. We appreciate the feedback we have received from the book community, and we encourage an open dialogue with Maltese authors, publishers, editors, translators and illustrators to address concerns, and strengthen our collaboration for the betterment of the literary landscape in Malta. Thank you for your understanding and continued support. SHARE POST Related Articles The 46th PLR Payment Is Out Public Lending Rights 10th July, 2026 Read More The NBC Salutes the Memory of UK Agent and Literary Ambassador to Malta Simon Trewin News 2nd July, 2026 Read More World-Famous Scottish Crime Writer Ian Rankin heads to Malta Book Festival ’26 News 23rd June, 2026 Read More Come and Uncover the Story – Launching the Malta Book Festival 2026 Poster! News 15th June, 2026 Read More The National Book Council Makes Sizeable Book Donation to Mount Carmel Hospital News 9th June, 2026 Read More Lock in Your Big Idea! Free Online Course on Novel Writing Now Open for Registration News 8th June, 2026 Read More Uncover the Story at the Malta Book Festival! News 18th May, 2026 Read More John Edward DeMicoli from Malta wins 2026 regional Commonwealth Short Story Prize for Canada and Europe News 13th May, 2026 Read More The 2026 Doreen Micallef National Poetry Contest is Now Open for Entries News 12th May, 2026 Read More Average Maltese person buys three books a year, survey finds News 12th May, 2026 Read More view all similar news
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