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Promises
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu Made 28 October 2026

Complete and hand over at least 70 percent of already-awarded development projects, making them available for public use, with completion of existing projects taking precedence over initiating new ones

In progress Medium impact
Where it stands today MTCC finished repairs, paving and road marking on Segment 3 of Ameenee Magu, which reopens this week, with Segment 4 next. Since 31 October 2026 · based on an article by MM TV (English)

The story so far

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MTCC finished repairs, paving and road marking on Segment 3 of Ameenee Magu, which reopens this week, with Segment 4 next.

Why it counts as in progress: The article reports work continuing and nearing handover on an existing awarded road project, rather than starting new ones.

Key numbers in the article
1,924.77 square metres existing asphalt removed in Segment 3 repairs
Exact words from the article
“Segment 3 of Ameenee Magu is scheduled to reopen to traffic before the end of this week, following the completion of repairs, asphalt paving and road marking.”

Ameenee Magu Segment 3 set to reopen this week · MM TV (English) · 31 Oct 2026 Source (opens MM TV (English) in a new tab)

Promised Where it was made

The promise was made

Key numbers in the article
70 percent share of contracted development projects targeted for completion70 of them illustrative example of projects completed out of those awarded
Exact words from the article
“He explained that the government’s objective is to complete and hand over at least 70 percent of these projects during 2027, allowing communities to benefit from investments that have already been committed.”

President Muizzu says 70% of contracted development projects will be completed in 2027 · The Standard · 28 Oct 2026 Source (opens The Standard in a new tab)