India-Maldives MoU on Addu Tourism
- India and Maldives recently signed five MoUs for establishing the Addu Tourism zone in five islands of Addu atoll, Maldivesat a cost of 2.49 million dollars
- The MoUs were signed between the High Commissioner of India Sunjay Sudhir, Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdulla Shahid and Addu City Council.
- A 6th MoU to set up a bottled water plant in Hoarafushi was also signed.
- All six projects are grant projects falling under India’s High Impact Community Development Scheme (HICDP). These projects are driven by the needs of communities on the islands.
- The tourism zone is expected to generate local employment and enhance eco-tourism opportunities in ....
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