Alex Borg Proposes Two Deputy Leaders for Nationalist Party
In brief
- Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg announced plans to reintroduce a two deputy leader structure for the party.
- Borg stated this change aims to decentralise power, empower more individuals, and help restructure the PN.
- He expressed confidence that the party would be in a stronger position for the upcoming elections.
Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg has pledged to reintroduce a two deputy leader structure for the party. This proposal comes as part of his vision to renew and restructure the PN following recent electoral outcomes.
Borg explained that the reintroduction of two deputy leaders is intended to decentralise power within the party. He believes this change will empower more individuals and contribute to a more robust and effective party structure.
Speaking about the party's future, Borg expressed confidence that the Nationalist Party would be in a stronger position when Malta votes in the next elections. He highlighted the importance of these internal reforms for the party's long-term success.
Earlier this week, Borg also reflected on the recent election results, acknowledging the defeat but indicating a clear path forward for the PN. His discussions covered various aspects of the party's performance and future direction.
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