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Commenting on the Bank’s role in supporting tourism businesses, Afeef said BML has remained a reliable financial partner for the industry, helping tourism enterprises grow and adapt in a changing economic environment.
Mohamed Hilmy
08 May 2026, 12:33
Maldives Association of Tourism Industry (MATI) Chairman Hussain Afeef has recognised Bank of Maldives (BML) for its continued support and contribution to the country’s tourism sector.
Commenting on the Bank’s role in supporting tourism businesses, Afeef said BML has remained a reliable financial partner for the industry, helping tourism enterprises grow and adapt in a changing economic environment.
“Bank of Maldives has been a steadfast partner to the tourism sector, providing critical financing that has enabled expansion, innovation, and resilience across the industry,” Afeef said.
He also highlighted the Bank’s efforts to explore additional funding opportunities to strengthen support for the sector.
“Their proactive approach in seeking new funding avenues will further enhance their capacity to support tourism enterprises and contribute meaningfully to the country’s economic development,” he added.
Bank of Maldives continues to play a significant role in financing tourism-related ventures across the Maldives, supporting the development and sustainability of one of the nation’s key economic sectors.
Widely regarded as one of the pioneers of Maldivian tourism, Afeef is among the country’s leading resort operators and a respected public figure who has contributed extensively to the development of the Maldives through service in various sectors over the years.
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