Transport Ministry Halts City Council’s Rental of Parking Spaces in Malé

The Ministry of Transport ordered Malé City Council to cease the rental of parking spaces on the capital's streets and not renew existing agreements. The parking slots were initially rented out during President Muizzu's tenure as mayor and were controversial, with allegations of corruption. As of May this year, 1,120 parking spaces had been rented out across five areas, earning MVR 17.6 million.

The Ministry of Transport ordered Malé City Council to cease the rental of parking spaces on the capital's streets and not renew existing agreements. The parking slots were initially rented out during President Muizzu's tenure as mayor and were controversial, with allegations of corruption. As of May this year, 1,120 parking spaces had been rented out across five areas, earning MVR 17.6 million.

The Ministry of Transport ordered Malé City Council to cease the rental of parking spaces on the capital's streets and not renew existing agreements. The parking slots were initially rented out during President Muizzu's tenure as mayor and were controversial, with allegations of corruption. As of May this year, 1,120 parking spaces had been rented out across five areas, earning MVR 17.6 million.

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