Maldives Ports Limited CEO Mohamed Wajeeh Ibrahim said MPL will itself operate the commercial harbour planned for Thilafalhu/Thilafushi and will not outsource operations, while it holds talks with three foreign companies about constructing it. The administration plans to reclaim about 100 hectares at Thilafalhu and aims to move port services there by 2026.
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The harbour will be operated by MPL. There are no discussions to hand over the operation to anyone
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The administration has decided to relocate the commercial harbour project to Thilafalhu, where approximately 100 hectares of land in total will be reclaimed.
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Of this, 20 hectares, previously reclaimed by the previous administration, will be allocated for port services, with an additional 80 hectares yet to be reclaimed.
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Of this, 20 hectares, previously reclaimed by the previous administration, will be allocated for port services, with an additional 80 hectares yet to be reclaimed.
Word for word from the report in Maldives Republic. Open the report