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MACL Conducts 447 Training Programs to Strengthen Workforce Skills in Q3 2025

Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL) has announced that it conducted a remarkable 447 training programs for its employees during the past three months, underscoring the company’s commitment to ...

Mohamed Hilmy

27 October 2025, 00:00

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MACL Conducts 447 Training Programs to Strengthen Workforce Skills in Q3 2025

Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL) has announced that it conducted a remarkable 447 training programs for its employees during the past three months, underscoring the company’s commitment to continuous workforce development and operational excellence.

According to MACL, the extensive training sessions were organized by its Learning and Development Department throughout the third quarter of 2025. A total of 7,773 participants took part in these programs, which were delivered primarily by the company’s own certified trainers. The initiative aims to ensure that MACL’s employees remain well-trained, competent, and prepared to meet the evolving demands of the aviation industry.

In addition to employee-focused programs, MACL also extended its educational outreach to the community. Over the same period, the company organized four guided tours for local school students, offering them insights into the daily operations of Velana International Airport and the diverse career opportunities available within MACL. A total of 273 students participated in these tours, gaining first-hand exposure to key airport facilities and learning about various technical and administrative functions.

MACL emphasized that such initiatives are part of its broader strategy to develop local talent in the aviation sector and other essential fields that support airport operations. The company reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing skills, enhancing professional capabilities, and contributing to the overall growth and strength of the Maldivian aviation industry.

Through continuous investment in training and community engagement, MACL continues to position itself as a driving force behind human capital development in the Maldives’ aviation sector.

 

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