STELCO completes nationwide takeover of Fenaka’s utility operations across 127 islands
Latest Last island under Fenaka’s utility belt transferred to STELCO Sun English, 6 Nov, 19:02
Latest Last island under Fenaka’s utility belt transferred to STELCO Sun English, 6 Nov, 19:02
A special ceremony was held in L. Fonadhoo on Thursday to mark the milestone, during which STELCO Managing Director Dr. Ali Azuwar hoisted the national flag.
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he thanked the President for the decision, describing it as an important step towards strengthening services, and pledged that the company and its employees would work continuously to fulfil those expectations.
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With Thursday's transition, utility services across 127 islands in the remaining atolls have now officially come under STELCO's management.
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State Electric Company Limited (STELCO) has assumed responsibility for utility services across 127 islands previously served by Fenaka Corporation, completing the transfer directed by President Dr Mohamed Muizzu.
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A special ceremony was held in L. Fonadhoo on Thursday to mark the milestone, during which STELCO Managing Director Dr. Ali Azuwar hoisted the national flag.
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The decision to dissolve the state-owned enterprises Fenaka Corporation and the Road Development Corporation (RDC) was announced by the President during a press conference at the President's Office last September.
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In line with the decision of President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, the State Electric Company (STELCO) has officially completed the transfer of utility services from Fenaka Corporation, with L. Fonadhoo becoming the final island to be integrated.
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The transfer concluded with the handover of services in Laamu Fonadhoo, the last of the 127 islands to come under STELCO's management. During the ceremony, STELCO Managing Director Dr Ali Azwar raised the national flag, while South Regional Department General Manager Ahmed Sharneez raised the company flag to commemorate the handover.
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State Electric Company Limited (STELCO) has assumed responsibility for utility services across 127 islands previously served by Fenaka Corporation, completing the transfer directed by President Dr Mohamed Muizzu.
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With Thursday's transition, utility services across 127 islands in the remaining atolls have now officially come under STELCO's management.
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The transfer concluded with the handover of services in Laamu Fonadhoo, the last of the 127 islands to come under STELCO's management. During the ceremony, STELCO Managing Director Dr Ali Azwar raised the national flag, while South Regional Department General Manager Ahmed Sharneez raised the company flag to commemorate the handover.
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The decision to dissolve the state-owned enterprises Fenaka Corporation and the Road Development Corporation (RDC) was announced by the President during a press conference at the President's Office last September.
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In line with the decision of President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, the State Electric Company (STELCO) has officially completed the transfer of utility services from Fenaka Corporation, with L. Fonadhoo becoming the final island to be integrated.
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