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China’s CAMCE to Develop Kadhdhoo Airport, Integrated Maritime Hub at Gaadhoo in Laamu Atoll

Maldives Ports Limited signed an agreement with China CAMC Engineering Company Limited (CAMCE) on 11 April 2024 to establish an integrated maritime hub at Gaadhoo Island in Laamu Atoll, while the Ministry of Construction and Infrastructure signed a memorandum of understanding with the same company to further develop Kadhdhoo airport. The Gaadhoo project includes a cruise terminal, yacht marina and an eco-tourism resort between Gaadhoo and Fonadhoo, with MPL saying over 80 percent of the protected island will remain untouched.

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    Maldives Ports Limited signed an agreement with China CAMC Engineering Company Limited (CAMCE) to establish an integrated maritime hub at G… Thursday, 11 April 2024 only Maldives Republic Maldives Ports Limited (MPL) signed an agreement with China CAMC Engineering Company Limited (CAMCE) on Thursday, 11 April 2024, to establish an integrated maritime hub at Gaadhoo Island in Laamu Atoll.

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China’s CAMCE to Develop Kadhdhoo Airport, Integrated Maritime Hub at Gaadhoo in Laamu Atoll

over 80 percent share of Gaadhoo Island to remain untouched and protected

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  • over 80 percent share of Gaadhoo Island to remain untouched and protected Maldives Republic While environmental groups have expressed concern over the decision, as Gaadhoo is a protected island, MPL said over 80 percent of the island will remain untouched and protected.

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  • The administration through the Ministry of Construction and Infrastructure signed a memorandum of understanding with CAMCE to further develop the airport at Kadhdhoo island. Kadhdhoo island Maldives Republic While the administration, through the Ministry of Construction and Infrastructure, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with China CAMC Engineering Company Limited (CAMCE) to further develop the airport at Kadhdhoo island

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  • The previous administration sought a developer to take on the Kadhdhoo international airport upgrade on a cross-subsidy funding basis. January 2023 Maldives Republic The previous administration planned to upgrade Kadhdhoo to an international airport, wherein in January 2023, the administration sought a developer to take on the project on a cross-subsidy funding basis.

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  • Reclamation work for Kadhdhoo airport was awarded to the state-owned Maldives Transport and Contracting Company (MTCC). August Maldives Republic Reclamation work for the airport was awarded to the state-owned Maldives Transport and Contracting Company (MTCC) in August.

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