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Maldives Inks Economic Gateway and Free Zone Framework Agreement With Singapore-Based Firm
The Maldives signed a framework agreement with Singapore-based Capital Asia Investments to develop a port and ancillary facilities in the Ihavandhippolhu region as part of the Maldives Economic Gateway and Free Zone Project, a joint venture led by STO and Maldives Ports Limited. STO CEO Ibrahim Shimad said the aim is to sign a further agreement with the firm within the next six months to bring in US$100 million in investments.
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Sat 9 NovThe Maldives signed a framework agreement with Singapore-based Capital Asia Investments for a port and ancillary facilities under the Maldi…Saturday, 9 November 2024only Maldives RepublicIbrahim Shimad, the Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of STO, and George Tan, the Chief Commercial Officer of Capital Asia Investments, sign the framework agreement for the development of a port and ancillary facilities under the Maldives Economic Gateway Project on Saturday, 9 November 2024.
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How the reporting differs
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Maldives Inks Economic Gateway and Free Zone Framework Agreement With Singapore-Based Firm
US$100 million Investment sought through a further agreement with Capital Asia Investments
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US$100 millionInvestment sought through a further agreement with Capital Asia InvestmentsMaldives RepublicThe aim is to sign another agreement with Capital Asia Investments within the next six months to bring in US$100 million in investments, he said.
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