Minister of Climate Change, Environment and Energy Ali Shareef met with managing directors of utility companies on Tuesday to discuss vital policy adjustments aimed at elevating the quality of essential public services across the country.
The high-level discussions centered on aligning utility operations with government development priorities to reinforce electricity, water, and sewerage systems. Key executive leaders in attendance included the heads of State Electric Company (STELCO), Male' Water and Sewerage Company (MWSC), and Fenaka Corporation, alongside senior officials from relevant regulatory agencies.
According to the Ministry, the primary objective of the meeting was to identify operational hurdles in utility delivery, formulate actionable solutions, and raise public service standards. Stakeholders exchanged detailed perspectives on resolving recurring logistical and infrastructural challenges faced by utility providers nationwide.
During the dialogue, Minister Ali Shareef reiterated that providing seamless, dependable utility services to all citizens remains a foremost policy commitment of the administration. He emphasised that reliable access to basic amenities is an indispensable right that requires sustained focus and proactive management.
To achieve these national targets, the Minister stressed the imperative for all utility companies and state institutions to work collaboratively with a shared purpose. He urged executives to maintain coordinated alignment to ensure swift and efficient implementation of ongoing utility upgrades.