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Major investments must yield at least 50 percent equity for Maldives: Ameer

Former Finance Minister Ibrahim Ameer said the Maldives should secure at least a 50 percent equity stake in major foreign investments, and criticised the Ras Male' project as economically irrational. He was speaking at the 38th meeting of the MDP National Council's fourth session on Sunday night.

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  1. Sun 1 Nov
    Ibrahim Ameer spoke at the 38th meeting of the MDP National Council's fourth session and criticised the Ras Male' project. Sunday night only Raajje (English) Speaking at the 38th meeting of the MDP National Council's fourth session on Sunday night, Ameer heavily criticized the Ras Male' project.

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  • Former presidents of the Maldives were unable to achieve results in this manner. These outcomes are only possible because the entire country has been sold off; if you do that, even larger investments will follow. In such a scenario, securi…

    Ibrahim Ameer Raajje (English) Open the report (Raajje (English))

  • Ameer stated that while the Maldives could potentially attract a trillion dollars in investment if the entire country were to be sold off, the government's proposed Ras Male' project is an economically irrational undertaking.

    Ibrahim Ameer Raajje (English) Open the report (Raajje (English))

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Major investments must yield at least 50 percent equity for Maldives: Ameer

50 percent minimum equity stake Ameer says the Maldives should secure in major foreign investments

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  • 50 percent minimum equity stake Ameer says the Maldives should secure in major foreign investments Raajje (English) a sound Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) project should guarantee the country at least a 50 percent equity stake from day one

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  • 10 percent share of land revenue the Maldives currently receives Raajje (English) while the Maldives receives only 10 percent of the revenue generated from the land

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  • 99 years lease term of the handed-over reclaimed land Raajje (English) to a private party for 99 years to be utilized for business at their discretion, free of charge

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  • $25 billion to $30 billion estimated value of the reclaimed land at current market rates Raajje (English) based on current market rates in Malé and Hulhumalé, the value of that land would amount to approximately $25 billion to $30 billion

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  • $30 billion projected Gross Development Value of the township as cited by the Finance Minister Raajje (English) the $12 billion figure, or the $30 billion mentioned by the Finance Minister, refers to the projected Gross Development Value (GDV) or the total asset value of the township once it is completed in 10 to 15 years

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