President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has officially inaugurated the construction of the M. Muli–Naalaafushi Causeway Project, a key infrastructure initiative aimed at enhancing inter-island connectivity in Meemu Atoll.
The ceremony, held today in Muli, marked the beginning of work on the 565-metre causeway — a project pledged by the President during his electoral campaign. The project is expected to be completed within 600 days.
The causeway will include road construction, tarring, installation of street lighting, a 112-metre revetment, and a 15-metre groyne. Once finished, it will ease transportation between Muli and Naalaafushi, improve access to centralized services, and promote economic growth through better resource-sharing and community integration.
The project is seen as a major step forward in boosting regional development and improving the quality of life for residents of both islands.
The ceremony, held today in Muli, marked the beginning of work on the 565-metre causeway — a project pledged by the President during his electoral campaign. The project is expected to be completed within 600 days.
The causeway will include road construction, tarring, installation of street lighting, a 112-metre revetment, and a 15-metre groyne. Once finished, it will ease transportation between Muli and Naalaafushi, improve access to centralized services, and promote economic growth through better resource-sharing and community integration.
The project is seen as a major step forward in boosting regional development and improving the quality of life for residents of both islands.
