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Use of US$130 Million Grant Aid Entirely Up to Maldives Government: Chinese Ambassador Wang

Chinese Ambassador Wang Lixin reaffirmed that the US$130 million grant aid from China can be used for any project chosen by the Maldives government. The aid will fund projects determined by the Maldivian government, with ongoing talks on details. Chinese companies have expressed interest. During President Muizzu's visit to China, 20 agreements were signed. President Muizzu stated that the bulk of the grant aid will go to Malé's road infrastructure.

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Chinese Ambassador Wang Lixin reaffirmed that the US$130 million grant aid from China can be used for any project chosen by the Maldives government. The aid will fund projects determined by the Maldivian government, with ongoing talks on details. Chinese companies have expressed interest. During President Muizzu's visit to China, 20 agreements were signed. President Muizzu stated that the bulk of the grant aid will go to Malé's road infrastructure.

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