Proper noun
Mifsud (plural Mifsuds)
A surname.
After a five-year debate, Fenech Adami, through the intervention of Dom Mintoff, reached an agreement with Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici to improve the constitution. Source: Internet
During the meeting, Opposition MPs Karol Aquilina and Carm Mifsud Bonnici said they were not after the proverbial pound of flesh, but at the same time said that failing to take any action at all would set a “precedent”. Source: Internet
It was said that after Cachia’s retirement the prime minister offered the commissionership to Anthony Mifsud Tommasi, but the latter preferred to serve as deputy commissioner and Dr Lawrence Pullicino was appointed commissioner on March 3, 1980. Source: Internet
The earliest known Maltese dictionary was a sixteenth-century manuscript entitled "Maltese-Italiano"; it was included in the Biblioteca Maltese of Mifsud in 1764, but is now lost. Source: Internet
A separate visa seen by BuzzFeed News, dated March 24, 2017, to March 1, 2018, was issued upon invitation of the Lomonosov Moscow State University, one of Russia’s most prestigious universities, with which Mifsud has collaborated in various capacities. Source: Internet
Following that initial meeting, Mifsud introduced Papadopoulos to a woman posing as Putin’s niece, and later, via email, introduced Papadopoulos to an individual in Moscow with purported connections to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Source: Internet