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President Muizzu’s Podium Commitments Now Connecting Islands – Raa Atoll Ferry Service Begins

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu announced the start of the Raajje Transport Link (RTL) ferry service in Raa Atoll and said operations in Baa Atoll would begin before July ends. He also reiterated a pledge to connect all remaining atolls by year-end.

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  1. Wed 22 Jan
    President Muizzu made a tour of Raa Atoll during which he introduced initiatives including passport services and urban development in Ungoo… Jan 22 only The Standard This announcement follows earlier remarks made during a Jan 22 tour of Raa Atoll, where President Muizzu introduced initiatives including passport services, urban development in Ungoofaaru

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  2. Thu 26 Jun
    The Raajje Transport Link (RTL) ferry service commenced in Raa Atoll, announced by President Muizzu on social media. 26 Jun only The Standard newest President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu took to social media today to announce the commencement of the Raajje Transport Link (RTL) ferry service in Raa Atoll

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  • reaffirmed his commitment to expanding nationwide maritime connectivity under the government’s infrastructure vision

    President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

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