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Malé Commercial Port Project Shifts From Gulhifalhu to Thilafushi
President Mohamed Muizzu announced that the Malé Commercial Port planned for Gulhifalhu by the previous administration will instead be built at Thilafushi, saying Gulhifalhu is not the most appropriate site. The project, funded through a Line of Credit Facility from India covering 75 percent of the cost, is estimated at US$400 million (MVR 6.1 billion), will handle 400,000 twenty-foot containers, and is scheduled for completion in 2026.
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We have decided to move to Thilafushi as it [Gulhifalhu] is not the most appropriate to develop the port at
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US$400 million (MVR 6.1 billion)Estimated cost of the port projectMaldives RepublicThe port project is estimated to cost US$400 million (MVR 6.1 billion) and will have the capacity to cater to 400,000 twenty-foot containers.
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75 percentShare of the port project cost covered by India's Line of Credit FacilityMaldives RepublicThe project, currently underway with reclamation at Gulhifalhu in progress, will proceed under a Line of Credit Facility from India, contributing 75 percent of the cost.
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400,000 twenty-foot containersContainer capacity of the planned portMaldives RepublicThe port project is estimated to cost US$400 million (MVR 6.1 billion) and will have the capacity to cater to 400,000 twenty-foot containers.
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2026 yearScheduled completion of the portMaldives RepublicThe port is scheduled to be completed in 2026, with India's Exim Bank, in August, saying that it was preparing to open a tender for the construction of the port.
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