MTCC awarded 22 infrastructure development projects across various islands in the Maldives

11 ނޮވެމްބަރު 2026 | ބުދަ 10:42

The Maldives Transport and Contracting Company (MTCC) has been commissioned to undertake 22 infrastructure development projects across various islands, including road construction, harbor development, and coastal protection. Additionally, plans have been finalized to construct a nine-story office complex in Fuvahmulah City; however, the government has yet to disclose the total project costs or the expected completion timelines.

Amna Imad | 11 ނޮވެމްބަރު 2026 | ބުދަ 10:42

Agreements are being signed to award 22 infrastructure development projects, including road construction and harbor development across various islands in the Maldives, to MTCC. | Ministry of Housing, Land and Urban Development

The Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development has signed agreements with the Maldives Transport and Contracting Company (MTCC) to undertake 22 significant infrastructure development projects across the country.

State Minister Ismail Hameed signed the agreement on behalf of the Ministry, while Deputy Managing Director Mohamed Jamsheed represented MTCC.

Regarding the islands and constituencies where these projects will be implemented, the Ministry of Housing announced that road development projects are scheduled for ADh. Hangnaameedhoo, B. Kamadhoo, K. Maafushi, N. Maalhendhoo, R. Angolhitheemu, R. Vaadhoo, Sh. Komandoo, and Th. Vandhoo. Furthermore, the Ministry specified that coastal protection projects will be carried out in AA. Maalhos, HA. Thuraakunu, HDh. Naivaadhoo, HA. Vashafaru, and N. Miladhoo.

The Ministry has announced that MTCC has been contracted to undertake harbor construction and upgrading projects across several islands, including K. Thulusdhoo, GA. Kanduhulhudhoo, GA. Nilandhoo, Th. Kandoodhoo, Th. Vilufushi, and N. Holhumeedhoo.

Furthermore, MTCC has been contracted to undertake the development of swimming areas, slipways, and beaches in HDh. Vaikaradhoo and R. Fainu.

Regarding construction projects, a contract has also been awarded for the development of a nine-story office complex in Fuvahmulah City.

Despite the signing of numerous agreements, the total costs and scheduled completion dates for these projects have yet to be disclosed.

State Minister Ismail Hameed signed the agreement on behalf of the Ministry, while Deputy Managing Director Mohamed Jamsheed represented MTCC.

Furthermore, MTCC has been contracted to undertake the development of swimming areas, slipways, and beaches in HDh. Vaikaradhoo and R. Fainu.

Regarding construction projects, a contract has also been awarded for the development of a nine-story office complex in Fuvahmulah City.

Despite the signing of numerous agreements, the total costs and scheduled completion dates for these projects have yet to be disclosed.

MTCC awarded 22 infrastructure development projects across various islands in the Maldives

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