Three global dredging companies — Van Oord, Boskalis and Jan De Nul — are carrying out separate land reclamation projects across the Maldives, including a 228-hectare expansion of Addu City and phase two of the Gulhifalhu reclamation. The projects are described as among the largest reclamation efforts the archipelago has seen.
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With a budget of MVR1.6 billion, the project aims to expand Addu City by reclaiming an impressive 228 hectares of land.
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With a budget of MVR1.6 billion, the project aims to expand Addu City by reclaiming an impressive 228 hectares of land.
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Valued at over MVR2 billion, this project involves the dredging of an extensive 150 hectares of land.
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Valued at over MVR2 billion, this project involves the dredging of an extensive 150 hectares of land.
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