AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMariculture Push: Maldives is moving to build mariculture into a major industry, with five planned locations across Raa, Meemu, Thaa and Bodu Thiladhunmathi, and a lagoon near Maaniyaafushi; seaweed farming is already scaling fast, producing about 63 tonnes of dried seaweed monthly for regular export. Food Systems & Supply Resilience: MIC hosted a forum on strengthening institutional food systems in the Maldives, bringing together government, health and education stakeholders and showcasing a Singapore-developed ambient, shelf-stable meal solution that needs no kitchen infrastructure. Tourism Growth & Marketing: Visit Maldives launched a UK luxury push with Gold Medal, running until 31 July, using trade guides, in-store displays, targeted emails and training for call-centre staff; meanwhile, the Maldives welcomed its one millionth tourist of 2026. Low-Carbon Island Mobility: The Maldives plans up to 100 electric hydrofoil boats under the Navier Network, starting with five vessels by year-end to cut emissions from the current fuel-powered fleet. Hospitality Recognition: Several resorts and GMs earned Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific 2026 honours, including Grand Park Kodhipparu’s GM and Sheraton Maldives Full Moon’s GM. Fisheries Focus: President Muizzu highlighted reforms at MIFCO, aiming to keep fish purchase prices at MVR 20/kg and improve access to long-term trade benefits for Maldivian fish products.
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