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China Will Develop Malé Roads for Free: President Muizzu

President Mohamed Muizzu announced that China has agreed to develop all roads in Malé free of charge under grant aid, saying talks to finalise the project were almost complete. Speaking at a campaign event, he also said his administration was reclaiming land in Gulhifalhu and Giraavaru and was nearing completion of work on loans at lower than five percent interest.

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  1. Mon 25 Mar
    President Mohamed Muizzu spoke at a campaign event for Ahmed Zameer, saying China will develop all roads in Malé for free on Monday only Maldives Republic China, under grant aid, will develop all roads in Malé, President Mohamed Muizzu said on Monday while speaking at a campaign event for Ahmed Zameer, an administration aligned candidate contesting the upcoming parliamentary elections.

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  • China has now agreed to build all the roads in Malé free of charge

    President Mohamed Muizzu Maldives Republic Open the report (Maldives Republic)

  • Just vacant lots, there aren’t even roads, nothing defined and planned from the ground up, and what about land for other basic needs, such as schools, hospitals and other service centres, none of this

    President Mohamed Muizzu Maldives Republic Open the report (Maldives Republic)

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