President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu has affirmed the government's commitment to prioritizing the development of infrastructure in Holhumeedhoo, designated as part of Holhudhoo. The President made this announcement during a meeting with the residents of Holhudhoo.
Acknowledging the development needs of Holhudhoo, the President assured that essential progress would be brought to the island within the next five years. Identifying the primary challenge of land space scarcity, he outlined plans for the complete reclamation of the area designated for reclamation from the island's lagoon.
Highlighting the ambitious housing project in Holhumeedhoo, an uninhabited island within Holhudhoo's jurisdiction, the President pledged the provision of all basic services at an optimal level during the island's development.
The President disclosed the incorporation of Holhumeedhoo into the island's jurisdiction, with plans to establish essential infrastructure. Emphasizing comprehensive planning, he assured the development of housing, utilities, and roads.
Addressing education, the President mentioned the redevelopment of Meyna School and the construction of a new building to enhance educational facilities. Furthermore, he committed to providing higher education opportunities on the island.
In addition to education, the President outlined plans to address erosion, port issues, road construction, and water pollution on the island. He highlighted the potential for residents to earn income while remaining on the island, underscoring the holistic approach to development.