The Malta Amateur Radio League (MARL) is a non-profit organization for amateur radio enthusiasts in Malta. Since MARL was established in 1922, its aim has been to bring together people interested in amateur radio and electronics, and to discuss and defend amateur radio matters and opinions with local government authorities. MARL provides educational facilities for members with an interest in amateur radio and electronics, and also operates an equipped amateur radio station. MARL is the Maltese national radio society member of the International Amateur Radio Union.

Malta Amateur Radio League

Abbreviation	MARL
Formation	1922
Type	Non-profit organization
Purpose	Advocacy, Education
Headquarters	Attard, Malta
Region served	Malta
President	Emmanuel Grech 9H1GW
Affiliations	International Amateur Radio Union
Website	http://www.9h1mrl.org/

MARL offers weekly courses in preparation for Amateur Radio Examination needed to obtain a Class B licence, and Morse Code Test needed to upgrade to a Class A licence.^[1]

The QSL card bureau was handed over to the Malta Amateur Radio League in 1973. MARL manages all incoming and outgoing QSL cards for the Maltese Islands.

The club used to publish a free quarterly newsletter in Maltese and English.^[2] The MARL clubhouse is equipped to operate on most amateur radio bands from its club station, and the group organises various field days and activities throughout the year to promote and advance amateur radio.