Reethi Raajje: MATI successfully concludes environmental events in Addu, Fuvahmulah

Maldives Association of Tourism Industry (MATI), in collaboration with Parley Maldives, has successfully concluded two significant events under the ‘Reethi Raajje’ campaign in southernmost Addu and Fuvahmulah cities.

The events focused on environmental sustainability and cultural preservation engaged communities and schools through various educational and hands-on activities.

The event in Addu City was held on November 24^th at Addu Nature Park. It brought together students, youth volunteers, and NGOs such as Project Thimaaveshi and Veshisaafu.

Key activities conducted during the event included environmental education, microplastic collection, ocean trivia, and discussions on local efforts like tree replanting and community cleanups. The cleanup activity was carried out in the Funa Vavu area on November 25^th, with active participation from Veshisaafu, volunteers, and community members.

The event in Fuvahmulah City was held on November 27^th at the island’s Youth Centre. It saw participation from students, City Council volunteers, and NGOs like Women in Fuvahmulah (WIF) and Miyaru.org. Activities held under the event included interactive learning, discussions on marine conservation, and highlighting the ecological and cultural landmarks of the city, such as Gan Mosque and Thundi Beach.

MATI states both events underscored the campaign’s mission to inspire environmental stewardship through community-driven action and intergenerational learning, strengthening the Maldives’ commitment to a sustainable future.

The next event under the Reethi Raajje campaign will be held in Laamu Atoll in the nationwide bid towards sustainability and cultural preservation.