Francesco Buhagiar

Maltese politician, 2nd Prime Minister

Francesco Buhagiar - Leaders & Politicians born September 7th, 1876
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Born in 1876, served as the second Prime Minister of Malta from 1921 to 1923. Established key policies for Malta's self-governance and contributed to the country's political landscape during a time of significant change. Focused on promoting social justice and education. Advocated for the development of local industries and infrastructure. His tenure laid groundwork for future political developments in Malta.

Served as the second Prime Minister of Malta

Contributed to Malta's political self-governance

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