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President Muizzu: “Binveriya beneficiaries can give up land and seek flats”

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu announced that Binveriyaa land recipients may exchange their plots for government-developed flats, following citizen requests and infrastructure delays in areas such as Gulhifalhu and Giraavarufalhu. The government is updating the housing portal, with applications expected to open within two weeks, as part of a plan to deliver 12,000 housing units in the Malé region within five years, including 7,700 social housing units.

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  • This means those allocated land under housing schemes in the Malé region can surrender their plots and seek flats through a structured process,

    President Dr Mohamed Muizzu The Standard Open the report (The Standard)

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President Muizzu: “Binveriya beneficiaries can give up land and seek flats”

12,000 units housing units to be delivered across the Malé region

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  • 12,000 units housing units to be delivered across the Malé region The Standard The policy forms part of the administration’s broader housing agenda to deliver 12,000 housing units across the Malé region within five years, including 7,700 units allocated for social housing, aimed at addressing one of the country’s most pressing challenges.

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  • 7,700 units units allocated for social housing The Standard The policy forms part of the administration’s broader housing agenda to deliver 12,000 housing units across the Malé region within five years, including 7,700 units allocated for social housing, aimed at addressing one of the country’s most pressing challenges.

    Word for word from the report in The Standard. Open the report

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  • President Muizzu announced at a press conference that Binveriyaa land recipients can exchange their plots for flats. the President’s Office The Standard Speaking at a press conference at the President’s Office, President Muizzu said the decision was made after numerous requests from citizens who prefer ready-to-occupy apartments over land plots that require time and resources to develop.

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