Labour Party president Ramona Attard has announced that she will not seek re-election, leaving the position open, regarding the internal elections within the Labour Party, choosing to communicate directly with the public.

In a video she shared, “In recent weeks, many have asked me what I will do. I have always had an open and sincere conversation with you, without any circumvention. The last weeks were very demanding, and I found myself more focused on the party than on myself. From the role of President, I saw that the party would be in the best position to carry out what it expected after the June elections. I shouldered the responsibility to prepare for the elections of deputy leaders and other roles.”

Attard, who has been an integral part of the Labour Party’s administration for the past four years, also revealed her decision not to run for any position in the upcoming internal elections.

“Therefore, after four years in the party administration, I can say that today I feel ready for a different challenge while continuing to work with the Prime Minister and the whole Labour Party team. This means that in the September elections, I will not contest the post of President nor any other post.”