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Government to Establish Taxi Driver Registry to Grant Formal Status, Deliver Benefits

The government has confirmed that taxi driving will be given professional status and that a registry of taxi drivers will be compiled, allowing drivers to be registered as official income earners. At a press conference at the President's Office on Tuesday, Principal Secretary Abdulla Nazim Ibrahim also outlined plans for a digital payment system and for introducing environmentally friendly taxis.

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  • With such difficulties, taxi drivers should be registered in the Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation as part of their efforts to become official income earners.

    Abdulla Nazim Ibrahim Maldives Republic Open the report (Maldives Republic)

  • The President has also asked all stakeholders, especially taxi drivers, to be properly consulted during these discussions to ensure that no one’s rights are violated.

    Abdulla Nazim Ibrahim Maldives Republic Open the report (Maldives Republic)

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  • The cabinet decided to take necessary steps to make the taxis environmentally friendly. Maldives Republic The cabinet has also decided to take necessary steps to make the taxis environmentally friendly, particularly as the Ras Malé is being developed as an eco-city.

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