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Addu residents satisfied with development delivered: Solih
Former President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih said Addu residents are satisfied with development delivered under the MDP government, speaking at a rally in Hithadhoo ahead of the local council elections. He said MDP spent MVR 8 billion on Addu City over five years, including 119 km of roads, 190 hectares of land reclamation and five islands allocated for tourism.
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We were able to complete the harbours of all the islands in this city. We did it because a sustainable economy can only be built by undertaking such projects,
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MVR 8 billionMDP spending on Addu City developmentThe EditionHe said MDP had spent MVR 8 billion on developing Addu City over its five years in government.
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119 kilometresroad construction in Addu CityThe EditionAccording to Solih, this included the construction of 119 kilometres of roads, reclamation of 190 hectares of land, and the allocation of five islands for tourism development.
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190 hectaresland reclamation in Addu CityThe EditionAccording to Solih, this included the construction of 119 kilometres of roads, reclamation of 190 hectares of land, and the allocation of five islands for tourism development.
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2,500-bedbed capacity of the Hankede tourism projectThe EditionSolih added that a Chinese company had been contracted to develop a 2,500-bed tourism project in Hankede as part of efforts to boost economic activity.
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