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Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca, is a Maltese politician who was president of Malta from 2014 to 2019. She has been president of Eurochild since 2019.
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politics · President of Malta from 2014 to 2019 · politician · also Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca, Preca
Born 7 December 1958 · Q6762928
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“this new and most important venture will provide the much-needed research, development, and education about cancer, for the benefit of individuals, families, communities, and societies, across the Maltese Islands and the Mediterranean Region”
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Published video “Introducing Ta' Saura National Empowerment Hub - MIA Conference 2025”.
Published video “Strong Blended Families: Conference 2025”.
Published video “DAN JIEN: Beppe Caruana”.
Published video “PUMP IT – Empowered through Sports (Speech)”.
Published video “United in Advancing Development, Democracy and Peace | World Forum 2024”.
Published video “Indiċi tal-Ġid f'Malta”.
Published video “Malta's Wellbeing INDEX | EN”.
Published video “Caritas Epilepsy Association Speech | Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca”.
Published video “MLCP Speech TMTF”.
Published video “Primary B'Kara Speech”.
Won: Tunisia (February 2019).
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Won: Bulgaria (February 2018).
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Won: Portugal (May 2018).
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Won: Russian Imperial Family (June 2017).
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Won: Ukraine (May 2017).
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Won: Italy (September 2017).
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Won: Bulgaria (November 2016).
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Awarded Agent of Change Award (2016).
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Won: Algeria (January 2016).
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Won: Sovereign Military Order of Malta (April 2015).
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Won: United Kingdom (November 2015).
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Awarded Grand Cross Special Class of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany (2015).
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Won: Germany (April 2015).
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Coleiro Preca was the first Maltese President to join the Arraiolos Group of non-executive Presidents of the European Union
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The Malta Independent: President Marie Louise Coleiro Preca oath of office: Full programme
Student Wellbeing and Prevention of Violence Award from Flinders University, South Australia
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Career landmark: President of Malta (2014–2019).
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Career landmark: substitute member of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (2008–2013).
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Coleiro Preca unsuccessfully contested the Leadership election
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Born 1958-12-07.
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