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President Muizzu signals major cargo transport reforms after direct talks with drivers
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu held direct consultations with goods transport lorry drivers at the President's Office, where they raised issues including parking near the Malé Commercial Harbour, vehicle ownership transfers, spare part bonding delays, the lorry queuing system, a cargo clearance app, vehicle de-registration, and professional recognition. Muizzu assured the drivers his administration would work with state institutions to deliver practical and timely solutions.
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Thu 15 JanPresident Dr Mohamed Muizzu held direct consultations with goods transport lorry drivers at the President's Office.this morningonly The StandardThe meeting, held this morning at the President's Office, allowed drivers to present first hand accounts of the operational bottlenecks they face daily, ranging from infrastructure gaps to regulatory hurdles that slow down cargo movement and raise costs across supply chains.
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President Muizzu signals major cargo transport reforms after direct talks with drivers
