Entwicklung Malta

[Wildwechsel]

Mein Vorschlag:
...
Nr. 1 oder 3 für 1, 2, 5 Cent

Gerade die Nummer 1 ist recht filigran, die kommt, wenn überhaupt, nur auf größeren Münzen zur Geltung. Da ist die Nummer 3 für die kleinen Werte besser geeignet. Und die prägnante Nummer 4 finde ich wie gemacht für die 1 €-Münze.

 

[EURObert]

As in the case of several other EU Member States, the Maltese euro coins will have three different designs: one for the one and two euro coins; one for the fifty, twenty and ten cent coins; and one for the five, two and one cent coins.

The public will be choosing three out of four designs produced by coin designer Noel Galea Bason. The three designs that receive the highest number of votes will feature on the national side of Malta’s euro coins.

 

[Alcatron]

@EURObert

Das ist richtig. Diese Abstimmung fand jedoch schon Anfang Februar statt und lieferte folgendes Ergebnis:

1) the statue of the Baptism of Christ
2) the Maltese Coat of Arms
3) the Mnajdra Temple Altar

Siehe auch meinen Threat: http://www.emuenzen.de/forum/euromuenzen/37000-euromotive-der-neuen-eu-laender.html

Ich frage mich nun nur, warum auf der Seite der maltesischen Bank 4 Entwürfe zu sehen sind....??? Die ersten 3 Entwürfe decken sich ja mit den oben erwähnten Themen.

 

[EURObert]

Das ist jetzt die 2. Runde.
The public invited to choose the final designs of Malta’s euro coin set
The designs are based on the themes chosen by the public in an earlier consultation process held in January. Three of the designs were chosen from the twelve themes presented to the public. The fourth design, that of the Maltese eight-pointed Cross, was also considered after it received the highest number of votes from the public as an alternative to the 12 themes presented in the consultation process.

Choose a Maltese Face for the Euro

The reason why the Maltese cross was also merged with the baptism of Christ theme is because of the controversy which arose. This way the coin reflects the era of the knights of St John when they were in Malta rather than Christianity in general.

 

[Jrielaecher]

Die Entscheidung ist gefallen:

Designs for Maltese Euro coins chosen
By MaltaMedia News
Jun 10, 2006, 18:58 CET


The three designs that shall feature on the eight faces of national Euro coins are the Maltese Cross, the Maltese Coat of Arms and the Mnajdra Temples. The fourth option, the design of the Statute of the Baptism of Christ did not make it onto the face of the national Euro coin after receiving the least number of votes in the final phase of public consultation regarding the choice of the faces on the Maltese Euro coin. The Maltese cross was the highest voted design with over 15,600 votes.

The total number of votes cast during the public consultation via SMS was of 43,000. The Maltese coat of Arms was the second most preferred design garnering over 11,300 votes, followed by the Mnajdra Temples design with 8,900 votes. The final public consultation held between the 29th May and the 9th June follows the first phase of consultation were the four designs were selected among 12 options. In the second consultation phase the public chose three out of four designs produced by coin designer Noel Galea Bason. Three of the designs - the Statute of the Baptism of Christ, Malta�s Coat of Arms and the Mnajdra Temple Altar - were chosen from the twelve themes presented to the public. The fourth design, that of the Maltese eight-pointed Cross, was also considered for the second consultation process after it received the highest number of votes from the public as an alternative to the 12 themes presented in the first public consultation phase.

The first public consultation phase was launched in January 2006. In this instance almost 17,000 persons registered their preferences from among several icons and images that represent Malta and the Maltese way of life. In common with several other EU Member States, the Maltese euro coins will have three different designs: one for the one and two euro coins, one for the fifty, twenty and ten cent coins and one for the five, two and one cent coins. In the upcoming days, the Central Bank of Malta (CBM) together with the National Euro Changeover Committee (NECC) will be involved in technical debates to determine which face should be chosen for each coin.

The European single currency, the Euro, is expected to be adopted in Malta by the 1st January 2008, as one of its commitments following the accession to the European Union in 2004.

http://www.maltamedia.com/news/2005/eu/article_10304.shtml

 

[€uro_sammler]

So könnten die Münzen dann mit etwas Farbe aussehen.
(Welches Motiv welches Nominal hat ist noch unklar, oder?)

 

[Leitwolf]

Die Entwürfe mit dem Malteserkreuz und dem maltesischen Staatswappen finde ich recht gelungen. Die anderen zwei Vorschläge haben mir jedoch beide nicht sonderlich gefallen. Dass es jetzt der "Mnajdra Temple Altar" geworden ist - naja, was soll man dazu mangels wirklicher Alternativen sagen?

Grüße,
Leitwolf

 

[Jrielaecher]

(Welches Motiv welches Nominal hat ist noch unklar, oder?)

Das wird in den nächsten Tagen wohl entschieden.

"In the upcoming days, the Central Bank of Malta (CBM) together with the National Euro Changeover Committee (NECC) will be involved in technical debates to determine which face should be chosen for each coin."

Die Entwürfe sehen aber gut aus. Da mit der Tempel am wenigsten gefällt, würde ich ihn auf die kleinen Münzen setzen.

 

[EURObert]

NECC's Executive Director, Mr. Alan Camilleri, am 21.6.2006 um 12.25: "The CBM and the NECC have held technical debates and each of the three coin groups has been assigned a corresponding design. Official announcements have not yet been made; however, further information will be given shortly."

 

[h.agt]

Malta strebt nachwievor die Euro-Einführung für 2008 an, trotz der in den letzten Monaten gestiegenen Inflationsrate. Die Europäische Kommission ist auch zuversichtlich, dass Malta es bis 2008 schaffen kann.

Malta still on right track to adopt euro in 2008 - PM [MaltaMedia.com]

Malta is expected to reach the financial targets required to enable the country to adopt the euro in 2008 as projected, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi said. The Prime Minister was speaking to journalists in Helsinki, where he was attending the informal meeting of EU finance ministers.

The Malta Sunday Times reported Dr Gonzi saying that independent projections by the government as well as those being made by the European Union showed that Malta was on the right track to keep the deficit under control and introduce the euro in 2008.

Dr Gonzi said he had discussed the government's pre-budget document with Joaquin Almunia, the EU Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs and informed him that last year's budget targets would be met.

On his part, Commissioner Almunia informed him that the Commission's forecasts were very similar to those of the government. "The Commission is confirming what we are saying and I am confident that Malta would satisfy the criteria to enable it to adopt the euro in 2008," Dr Gonzi said.

During the informal meeting of EU finance ministers, higher energy prices and their impact on EU inflation were also discussed, The Malta Sunday Times reported.

Prime Minister Gonzi said that the Maltese government is doing its utmost to ensure that the impact of higher oil prices is minimised and to stimulate economic growth and attract foreign direct investment.

Dr Gonzi also said that the tourism sector is a challenge to the economy. Another issue that has to be tackled is the control of prices, especially of medicinal products.

The government would be announcing its position on this issue very shortly, Dr Gonzi said.

Asked about what type of tax relief one could expect in the budget, Dr Gonzi mentioned the reduction of the surcharge on water and electricity, which would affect people across the board, including the self-employed, the adjustment of the income tax bands or alterations to the departure tax.