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China Willing to Restructure Maldives’ Debt: President Muizzu

China Willing to Restructure Maldives’ Debt: President Muizzu

President Mohamed Muizzu confirmed that China agreed to initiate steps to restructure Maldives' direct debt. He announced this upon return from an official visit to China, where Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to send a technical team to discuss debt restructuring, extending the grace period over five years. No specific figures were given, but the largest debt is MVR 8.1 billion to the Export-Import Bank of China, a state-owned entity.

President Mohamed Muizzu confirmed that China agreed to initiate steps to restructure Maldives' direct debt. He announced this upon return from an official visit to China, where Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to send a technical team to discuss debt restructuring, extending the grace period over five years. No specific figures were given, but the largest debt is MVR 8.1 billion to the Export-Import Bank of China, a state-owned entity.

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President Mohamed Muizzu confirmed that China agreed to initiate steps to restructure Maldives' direct debt. He announced this upon return from an official visit to China, where Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to send a technical team to discuss debt restructuring, extending the grace period over five years. No specific figures were given, but the largest debt is MVR 8.1 billion to the Export-Import Bank of China, a state-owned entity.

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