Segment three of the Ameenee Road Repair Project is scheduled to reopen to the public before the end of this week, after contractors concluded line marking and concrete works at key junctions.
The Maldives Transport and Contracting Company (MTCC) confirmed the reopening timeline as final intersection and surface works reached completion.
The project, awarded to MTCC by the Ministry of Housing, Infrastructure, and Urban Development on June 15, was commissioned to resolve severe road deterioration along the major arterial road through comprehensive subgrade preparation, aggregate base course (ABC) compaction, asphalt laying, and line marking.
Ameenee Magu was previously redeveloped for USD 5.46 million under the former administration, with 1.79 kilometres of asphalt completed in January 2024. However, structural damage emerged shortly after it reopened, prompting the current round of repairs.
The completion of the junction concrete works and surface markings on segment three follows the earlier reopening of segments one and two to general traffic, which included paving and repair works around major intersections such as the Voice of Maldives area.
Once reopened later this week, the completed segment will restore full vehicular and pedestrian access, further easing traffic flow across the capital.
The progress on Ameenee Magu coincides with a broader push to modernise key traffic corridors across the capital. MTCC is concurrently executing major civil works on Boduthakurufaanu Magu, where phase three redevelopment began in the area surrounding Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital (IGMH). That project entails extensive utility upgrades, including lean concrete works, cable trenching, catchpit installations, and MWSC water and sewerage line modernisations to overhaul the city’s ring-road infrastructure.
Road marking works and concrete works on junctions are now complete for Segment 3 of the Ameenee Road Repair Project. Ameenee Magu Segment 3 is scheduled to be open for public before end of this week. #MTCCProjects #TeamMTCC #RayyithungeKunfuni #GaumuBinaakurumugaaMTCC https://t.co/9hn9v1IklZ— MTCC Plc (@MTCCPlc) October 31, 2026





