Gov't has spent MVR 4.6 billion on PSIP projects so far this year: PO Spokesperson
Miuvaan touched down on the president’s recent visit to four islands of Haa Alif and Haa Dhaal atoll
Miuvaan Mohamed, Spokesperson at the President's Office
The incumbent administration has spent MVR 4.6 billion on Public Sector Investment Program (PSIP) projects so far in 2022.
This was revealed by the spokesperson at the President’s Office, Miuvaan Mohamed during a press conference on Thursday.
Thursday’s presser revolved around information on the PSIP projects initiated by the Solih administration.
During the press, Miuvaan also answered questions and clarified several public interest topics.
Highlighting that the government had spent MVR 4.6 billion on PSIP projects by the end of August, Miuvaan noted that it accounted for 76 percent of the total budget allocated for PSIP projects from the state budget.
The spokesperson went on to detail the progress of the projects, in various stages of development.
Statistical updates of the projects were also provided to the press.
Sharing insight into the notable events of the past week, Spokesperson Miuvaan shed light on some upcoming events.
As such, Miuvaan touched down on the president’s recent visit to four islands of Haa Alif and Haa Dhaal atoll.
President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih met with island councils and Women’s Development Committee (WDC) members from the respective islands during the tour. The meetings saw the members expressing their appreciation to the president for bringing development to the islands without bias and discrimination.
Miuvaan went on to note that the incumbent administration has been obstinate in developing infrastructure in the islands, even though previously, the primary concern of council representatives was delays in providing essential services.
President Solih will be participating in events celebrating the 50th anniversary of tourism in the Maldives and will attend the Tourism Golden Year Appreciation Reception on Thursday evening.
