MPL CEO Mohamd Wajeeh Ibrahim said the Malé North Harbour and T-jetty will be relocated to Thilafushi along with the Malé Commercial Port, with the new port facility aimed for completion by 2026. The completed port will have a 600-metre quay-wall able to serve three large ships at once, and cargo ship unloading time is expected to drop from five-to-nine days to two-to-three days.
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In the future, the North Harbour will also move to this area [Thilafushi]. T-jetty is usually a place where goods are sent to resorts and other businesses. It will also move to this area.
When the port is completed, there will be a 600-metre international quay-wall. It can serve three large ships at once. The contractor is almost ready to start the work. The land has been reclaimed, we will be able to sign with the contract…
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When the port is completed, there will be a 600-metre international quay-wall. It can serve three large ships at once.
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Design work is currently underway and the aim is to complete the facility by 2026, Wajeeh said.
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