Parliamentary Ombudsman attends 45th Anniversary of Malta Association of Retired Police Officers

Parliamentary Ombudsman attends 45th Anniversary of Malta Association of Retired Police Officers

Published July 29, 2025

The Parliamentary Ombudsman, Judge Joseph Zammit McKeon, attended the commemoration of the 45th Anniversary of the Malta Association of Retired Police Officers (MARPO), an important milestone honouring those who dedicated their careers to serving the Maltese community.

The event began with a Mass at the Police Headquarters Chapel in memory of former officers who have passed away. This was followed by a gathering at the Officers’ Mess, providing an opportunity for former colleagues to reconnect and share memories of camaraderie and service.

The commemoration was addressed by the Minister for Home, Security and Employment, the Hon. Byron Camilleri, and by Police Commissioner Angelo Gafà, who expressed appreciation for MARPO’s continued contribution through their participation in annual discussions, underlining the value of their experience in shaping the Force’s future. MARPO Secretary Mr Ray Zammit also addressed the gathering, thanking attendees and highlighting the vital role retired officers continue to play in supporting the community and the Police Corps, including through service as Reserve Police Constables (RPC).