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'''Edward Fenech Adami''' ({{lahirmati|[[Birkirkara]]|7|2|1934}}) adalah [[Perdana Menteri Malta|Perdana Menteri]] [[Malta]] ([[1987]]-[[1996]]) dan ([[1998]]-2004). Ia menjabat sebagai [[Presiden Malta|Presiden Republik Malta]] ketujuh sejak [[4 April]] [[2004]] saat menggantikan [[Guido de Marco]].
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He is married to [[Mary Fenech Adami|Mary]] (''née'' Sciberras) and they have five children: John, Beppe, Michael, Maria and Luigi.<ref name="official"/>
Edward Fenech-Adami was born in 1934, the son of a customs officer. He was educated at the Jesuits College and the University of Malta, where he first studied economics and the classics and later law. He was called to the bar in 1959.
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In 1981, although the Nationalist Party obtained an absolute majority of votes, it did not succeed to win a majority of seats in Parliament, and therefore remained in Opposition. Constitutional changes were then made to guarantee that the party winning an absolute majority of votes would have a parliamentary majority as happened in 1987 when [[Nationalist Party|Partit Nazzjonalista]] was returned to office with Fenech-Adami at the helm.
Between 1987 and 1996, Fenech-Adami ushered a major period of change for Malta. The country's physical infrastructure was completely overhauled as were the legal and business structures. Trade was liberalized, whilst telecommunications, banking and financial services were deregulated or privatised. Malta also applied to join the European Economic Community on 16th July 1990.
Between 1996 and 1998 Fenech-Adami served as Leader of the Opposition until his Party was returned to Government in September 1998. Malta's EU application, which was put on hold by the previous Labour government, was reactivated and negotiations concluded by December 2002. This was confirmed be a referendum in March 2003 and general election held in April 2003 which confirmed the [[Nationalist Party|Partit Nazzjonalista]] in government and Fenech-Adami as Prime Minister.
A few days later, on the 16th April, 2003, Dr Fenech-Adami signed Malta's Accession Treaty with the European Union, together with nine other Heads of Government of countries set to become EU members on the 1st of May 2004. In December 2003, Dr Fenech-Adami received the European of the Year 2003 Award from the influential Brussels-based newspaper European Voice in recognition of his unfaltering efforts to bring Malta into the European Union.
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