Minister of Finance and Government Enterprises Hassan Zareer said the Thilafushi International Trade Port is the top priority of the state budget and national development plan as he presented the 2027 budget to Parliament. The project would expand the port from 5 hectares and a 101-metre keywall to 60 hectares with a 1.4 km keywall, and is scheduled to be completed and operationalised by 11 November.
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The project is the government’s top priority, and the port is scheduled to be completed and operationalised by 11 November.
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the government · Complete and operationalise the Thilafushi port, reducing current 9- and 14-day waits for unloading goods to less than three days.
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Instead of the current 5 hectares of land and 101 meters of keywall, Theilafushi is developing an international standard port with a 1.4 km keywall on an area of 60 hectares.
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Instead of the current 5 hectares of land and 101 meters of keywall, Theilafushi is developing an international standard port with a 1.4 km keywall on an area of 60 hectares.
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Instead of the current 5 hectares of land and 101 meters of keywall, Theilafushi is developing an international standard port with a 1.4 km keywall on an area of 60 hectares.
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Instead of the current 5 hectares of land and 101 meters of keywall, Theilafushi is developing an international standard port with a 1.4 km keywall on an area of 60 hectares.
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With the opening of the port, the current 9- and 14-day waits for unloading goods will be reduced to less than three days.
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A significant portion of the MVR 8.2 billion allocated for the Public Sector Investment Program (PSIP) in the 2027 budget has been allocated for this project and the Thilamale' Bridge connecting the port.
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