Maldives re-export earnings rose 6.8 per cent to USD 319 million so far this year, up from USD 299 million a year earlier, according to Maldives Monetary Authority figures. The rise accompanies the growth of sea-to-air cargo services, launched in May 2024, which have drawn more than 17 airlines and handled 633 tonnes of outbound cargo in July.
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The Maldives’ re-export earnings have risen by 6.8 per cent to USD 319 million so far this year, figures from the Maldives Monetary Authority (MMA) show.
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The Maldives’ re-export earnings have risen by 6.8 per cent to USD 319 million so far this year, figures from the Maldives Monetary Authority (MMA) show.
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MMA’s Monthly Statistics report records an increase from USD 299 million reported last year.
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Since its launch in May 2024, more than 17 airlines have joined the service, which handled 633 tonnes of outbound cargo in July.
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Since its launch in May 2024, more than 17 airlines have joined the service, which handled 633 tonnes of outbound cargo in July.
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