Maldives Ports Limited CEO Mohamed Wajeeh Ibrahim said development of the Malé Industrial Village will resume in line with previous plans, following a meeting with the President. The 4.5 hectare reclaimed site at the west end of Malé has lain largely unused and littered with garbage since work stopped after the 2018 change of administration.
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There will be land for storage, garages, workshops, woodworking and various other specialised workshops. People will be able to live in peace if such places are relocated,
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A 4.5 hectare section of land had been reclaimed at the west end of Malé for the purpose.
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The development of an industrial zone in the city began in 2016 when incumbent President Mohamed Muizzu was the Minister of Housing and Infrastructure.
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Speaking to local media, the MPL CEO said he had discussed the resumption of the work in a meeting with the President.
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