Economy
Eagle Hills aims to finalize $20 billion Ras Malé agreement by Republic Day
Chairman Mohamed Alabbar reveals plans to sign the definitive concession agreement with the government on 11 November.
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Banking
Bank of Maldives named among Forbes World's Top Performing Banks 2026
The national bank has been recognised in the inaugural Forbes and Statista ranking of 500 banks from 89 countries, placing it in the tier for institutions with assets between $3 billion and $10 billion.
Tourism
Tourism minister expects arrivals to match last year’s record despite slowdown
Minister Mohamed Ameen says joint efforts have narrowed the decline and the year is still on track to approach 2025’s historic high of 2.275 million visitors.
Tourism
Villingili international airport and 17-resort zone to begin under new contract
Tourism Minister Mohamed Ameen confirms work on the GA. Villingili aviation and tourism mega-project will mobilize next month.
Aviation
MTCC projects Magoodhoo airport to finish first among ongoing regional projects
MTCC Managing Director Ahmed Saudee confirms the Faafu Atoll airfield is on track to finish ahead of other regional sites.
Addu City
STELCO advances phased takeover of utility operations in Addu and Haa Alif
The state utility provider takes over island power generation from Fenaka Corporation under a national restructuring drive.
ADK Hospital
ADK Hospital appoints Dr. Adeel Shareef as Deputy Managing Director
The private tertiary healthcare institution elevates the physician executive to oversee clinical governance and modernization.
Economy
MACL seeks daily supply of 500 flatbread for airport operations
The airport operator has issued a public call for registered local businesses to provide fresh roshi under a long-term commercial contract.
Tourism
VietJet to launch direct Vietnam flights ahead of peak tourism season
The Vietnamese budget carrier will operate three weekly services starting in early December, opening direct access to Southeast Asia.
Economy
Dollars sent abroad via Bank of Maldives reach USD 2.86 billion in nine months
Foreign currency outflows via the national bank rose sharply to finance national imports, overseas healthcare, educational expenses, and cross-border commerce.
