Sciberras’ award was presented to her by Delicata, Malta Institute of Accountants CEO Maria Cauchi Delia, and representative of the ACCA International Assembly.

“Her achievement is another reminder that despite the limitations of our size, Maltese students perform admirably next to their international counterparts, and this achievement will go a long way in inspiring future students to take on the accountancy path,” Delicata said.

Galea also praised Sciberras’ outstanding achievement, highlighting her “can do” attitude which bodes well for her future career prospects.

“An ACCA qualification opens the door to a multitude of career opportunities. I am confident that this result is just the first step of a career which brings job satisfaction and the opportunity to pursue her dreams in the near future.”

Sciberras, who called the achievement a “significant milestone”, expressed sheer joy and appreciation at receiving the award. She further she used it as a moment to encourage young women to follow their accountancy dreams.

“I do hope that this achievement serves as an inspiration to many young students, particularly women, to undertake studies in the accountancy sector which truly opens the door for an exciting career, one through which you can achieve true personal satisfaction by contributing to a better society for all.”

Finally, she explained how such a result is acquired through hard work, dedication, and support of family, friends and colleagues.

Well done Maria!