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Minister Naidu: Hanimaadhoo project gives “new wings” to India–Maldives friendship

India's Minister of Civil Aviation Kinjarapu Ram Mohan Naidu described the Hanimaadhoo International Airport expansion as a flagship project of India's development partnership with the Maldives while speaking at its inauguration ceremony. He said the expanded airport can handle about 1.3 million passengers annually and announced further projects under India's newly approved USD 565 million line of credit.

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  • approximately 1.3 million passengers annually annual passenger handling capacity of expanded Hanimaadhoo airport The Standard The Minister highlighted that the expanded airport, now capable of handling approximately 1.3 million passengers annually, will boost investor confidence

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  • USD 565 million line of credit approved by India The Standard He announced that additional development projects will be launched under India’s newly approved USD 565 million line of credit, further deepening bilateral cooperation.

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