BCC Engages International Consultant for Feasibility Study on Addu City Garment Factory

The Business Center Corporation (BCC) has engaged an international consultant to conduct feasibility studies for a proposed garment factory on Hithadhoo Island, Addu City. The project aims to stimulate economic growth, with an expected creation of over 150 new jobs. The factory will operate under a public-private partnership model, with the final approach depending on feasibility results. BCC managing director Ibrahim Ziyau Mohamed emphasized the focus on providing manufacturing opportunities for local MSMEs. The factory will produce various garment types for multiple market segments. BCC has secured a 30,000-square-foot land parcel with a 20-year lease from the Addu City Council. The initiative is part of broader efforts to bolster local industry and support economic infrastructure in Addu City.

The Business Center Corporation (BCC) has engaged an international consultant to conduct feasibility studies for a proposed garment factory on Hithadhoo Island, Addu City. The project aims to stimulate economic growth, with an expected creation of over 150 new jobs. The factory will operate under a public-private partnership model, with the final approach depending on feasibility results. BCC managing director Ibrahim Ziyau Mohamed emphasized the focus on providing manufacturing opportunities for local MSMEs. The factory will produce various garment types for multiple market segments. BCC has secured a 30,000-square-foot land parcel with a 20-year lease from the Addu City Council. The initiative is part of broader efforts to bolster local industry and support economic infrastructure in Addu City.

The Business Center Corporation (BCC) has engaged an international consultant to conduct feasibility studies for a proposed garment factory on Hithadhoo Island, Addu City. The project aims to stimulate economic growth, with an expected creation of over 150 new jobs. The factory will operate under a public-private partnership model, with the final approach depending on feasibility results. BCC managing director Ibrahim Ziyau Mohamed emphasized the focus on providing manufacturing opportunities for local MSMEs. The factory will produce various garment types for multiple market segments. BCC has secured a 30,000-square-foot land parcel with a 20-year lease from the Addu City Council. The initiative is part of broader efforts to bolster local industry and support economic infrastructure in Addu City.

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