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Some SOEs on Chopping Block as Transition Teams Wind Down
The Spokesperson at the President-Elect's Office, Mohamed Firuzul Abdulla Khaleel, said the incoming government will re-examine the future of some state-owned enterprises, telling a press conference on Tuesday that transitional committees had identified issues with some companies. He said SOEs that are inherently inoperable or are legacy companies burdening the state would have to be reconsidered, but did not name any companies or elaborate on the factors.
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Tue 7 NovA press conference at which the President-Elect's Office spokesperson spoke about re-examining the future of some state-owned enterprises.on Tuesdayonly Maldives RepublicSpeaking at a press conference held on Tuesday, Khaleel said that the transitional committees have identified issues with some companies that need careful consideration.
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There are SOEs that have been running for a long time, while not enough work is being done, and at the same time, the state incurs huge recurrent costs every month because of them
