Charlon Gouder
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- Lawyer
- businessman
- lobbyist
- journalist
Charlon Gouder | |
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| Born | October 17, 1981 |
| Alma mater | University of Malta[1] |
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| Political party | Labour Party |
| Spouse | Sarah |
Charlon Gouder is a Maltese businessman, lawyer and former journalist with the network One.
In his teens, Gouder studied at Ġ.F. Abela Junior College. He played the trombone with the Msida band club and the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra.[2]
Career
Journalism
Gouder hosted a current affairs program on One called Viċi Versa.[3]
Business
In his capacity as a lawyer, Gouder founded the law firm Gouder & Associates.[4] Gouder is Chief Executive Officer of Aquaculture Resources Ltd, a congolermamte formed between Malta's largest fish farm owners.[5]
Politics
He voted against joining the European Union in the 2003 membership referendum.[6] Gouder stood as a candidate for the Labour Party in the 2014 European Parliament election in Malta. He failed to get elected, with 6719 first count votes.[7] Gouder has a close friendship with former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat and has represented him in various legal proceedings, including the Vitals Hospital inquiry.[8] In July 2025, Gouder was appointed by Minister Anton Refalo to the Food Safety and Security Council for a period of 3 years.[9]
