MACL Seals Strategic Emergency Response Pact With Police and Air Traffic Service

Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL) has signed strategic cooperation agreements with the Maldives Police Service and Maldives National Air Traffic Services (MNATS) to enhance emergency response and disaster management at Velana International Airport. The agreements were signed at a ceremony at Hulhule Island Hotel, with Commissioner of Police Ismail Naveen, MNATS Managing Director Ibrahim Thoha, and MACL CEO Ibrahim Shareef Mohamed representing their respective organizations. The frameworks define roles, responsibilities, and operational protocols for emergencies, emphasizing joint coordination, rapid communication, and structured command arrangements to improve safety and operational continuity.

Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL) has signed strategic cooperation agreements with the Maldives Police Service and Maldives National Air Traffic Services (MNATS) to enhance emergency response and disaster management at Velana International Airport. The agreements were signed at a ceremony at Hulhule Island Hotel, with Commissioner of Police Ismail Naveen, MNATS Managing Director Ibrahim Thoha, and MACL CEO Ibrahim Shareef Mohamed representing their respective organizations. The frameworks define roles, responsibilities, and operational protocols for emergencies, emphasizing joint coordination, rapid communication, and structured command arrangements to improve safety and operational continuity.

Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL) has signed strategic cooperation agreements with the Maldives Police Service and Maldives National Air Traffic Services (MNATS) to enhance emergency response and disaster management at Velana International Airport. The agreements were signed at a ceremony at Hulhule Island Hotel, with Commissioner of Police Ismail Naveen, MNATS Managing Director Ibrahim Thoha, and MACL CEO Ibrahim Shareef Mohamed representing their respective organizations. The frameworks define roles, responsibilities, and operational protocols for emergencies, emphasizing joint coordination, rapid communication, and structured command arrangements to improve safety and operational continuity.

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