Chinese Ambassador to the Maldives Wang Lixin said the US$130 million in Chinese grant aid can be used for any project the Maldives government designates, adding that details are still being discussed. President Mohamed Muizzu said upon returning from China that the bulk of the aid would go to Malé's road infrastructure.
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Responding to a question at a press conference held on Wednesday regarding President Mohamed Muizzu’s recent visit to China on President Xi Jinping’s invitation, Ambassador Wang stated
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The money was given to implement projects. The project or projects will be determined by the Maldivian Government
So we are in talks with the Maldivian Government in order to go into the details of how the project will be carried out, and Chinese companies have expressed interest in engaging in such projects
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China’s Ambassador to Maldives Wang Lixin has reaffirmed that the Chinese government’s US$130 million grant aid can go towards any project the Maldives government designates.
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Wang said the two governments will work hard towards implementing the 20 agreements signed, explaining that teams from China’s relevant agencies will visit the Maldives soon to initiate discussions.
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regarding President Mohamed Muizzu’s recent visit to China on President Xi Jinping’s invitation
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Upon completing his visit to China, President Muizzu said the bulk of the grant aid would go to Malé’s road infrastructure.
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