2025

India and Maldives Inaugurate Key Infrastructure Projects in Addu City

A number of New Delhi-funded infrastructure projects, including coastal protection and land reclamation projects, have been officially launched in Addu City by India and the Maldives. In an effort to establish Addu as a regional center and promote tourism and economic growth, India and the Maldives government collaborated on a $80 million initiative to recover 184 hectares of land that was finished earlier this year.

In addition, an Indian-funded $70 million road and drainage rehabilitation project in Addu is almost finished. The Maldives government is also renovating Gan International Airport under the Indian line of credit, improving connection between Addu Atoll, the Maldives, and the rest of the globe.

India and Maldives Inaugurate Key Infrastructure Projects in Addu City

India and the Maldives have further strengthened their diplomatic and economic ties with the inauguration of key infrastructure projects in Addu City. These projects, backed by Indian assistance, aim to enhance connectivity, boost economic development, and improve the overall quality of life for the residents of the southern Maldivian city.

Significance of the Infrastructure Projects

The newly inaugurated projects include essential developments in transport, urban infrastructure, and community facilities. They are part of India’s ongoing commitment to supporting the Maldives in its developmental aspirations. Key projects include:

  • Road Development and Connectivity Enhancements: The construction and renovation of roads in Addu City are expected to improve transportation efficiency, reduce travel time, and facilitate trade and commerce.
  • Waste Management and Sanitation Improvements: A comprehensive waste management system has been introduced to promote sustainability and environmental protection.
  • Educational and Healthcare Facilities: Several schools and healthcare centers have been upgraded, ensuring better services for the local population.
  • Renewable Energy Initiatives: India has supported the installation of solar energy systems to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and promote clean energy in the region.

Strengthening Bilateral Relations

These projects are a testament to the deep-rooted friendship between India and the Maldives. India has been a key development partner for the Maldives, providing financial and technical assistance for various infrastructure initiatives. The successful completion of these projects highlights India’s ‘Neighborhood First’ policy, which prioritizes regional cooperation and mutual growth.

During the inauguration ceremony, Maldivian officials expressed gratitude for India’s continued support. Indian representatives reiterated their commitment to fostering economic collaboration and ensuring the long-term prosperity of the Maldives.

Economic and Social Impact

The infrastructure projects in Addu City are expected to have a lasting impact on the local economy and social fabric. Benefits include.

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