Maltese national focal point
The Maltese national focal point is based within the Ministry for Social Policy and Children's Rights and is part of the National Coordinating Unit on Drugs and Alcohol. It started its operations in June 2004 as a result of a Twinning Light Project with the Netherlands.
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National Anti-Drug Agency
Mr Manuel Gellel
Valletta
Malta