The pilot boat and tugboat needed to start bunkering services at Ihavandhippolhu have docked at Kulhudhuffushi Port, where MPL welcomed the crews with a water salute on Friday. MPL says construction of the project's administrative spaces will be completed by 15 August, with bunkering services to be supplied by Vitol using fuel from STO.
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have docked at the Kulhudhuffushi Port, Maldives Ports Limited (MPL) has confirmed. Mohamed Wajeeh Ibrahim, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the state-owned enterprise, along with other senior officials at MPL, welcomed the captains and crew of the two vessels with a water salute on Friday.
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Due to the Maldives’ geographical location, more than 300 vessels sail through the Ihavandhippolhu region daily with severely limited facilities available to them
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According to the Muizzu administration, starting July next year, bunkering services will bring in US$400 million into the Maldives annually.
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MPL has additionally recently entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Uligan Council for the construction of a yacht marina at Uligan Island, in Haa Aflifu (HA.) Atoll
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