Maldivian Participates in National Tree-Planting Initiative

Maldivian, the national airline of the Maldives, has taken part in the government’s Five Million Tree Planting Programme by planting trees in Hulhumalé Phase 2. 

The initiative aligns with the government’s efforts to promote environmental conservation. The event was attended by Maldivian Managing Director Ibrahim Iyas, Deputy Managing Director Ali Saleem, and several airline employees. Senior officials from the Ministry of Environment and representatives from the Housing Development Corporation (HDC) also participated in the programme.

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As part of the Presidential Pledge to plant 5 million trees in the Maldives, Maldivian, the national airline, has contributed by planting trees in Hulhumale' Phase 2. Together, we can create a sustainable tomorrow! #MaldivianAero pic.twitter.com/aPRcCL8aWd— MaldivianAero (@MaldivianAero) December 26, 2024

Speaking at the ceremony, Deputy Managing Director Saleem highlighted the airline’s commitment to environmental protection. He noted that Maldivian regularly engages in activities aimed at preserving the environment, including initiatives to reduce the use of single-use plastics, with a long-term goal of eliminating plastics entirely.

Saleem further emphasised that the tree-planting initiative in Hulhumalé Phase 2 marks the beginning of a broader campaign, with plans to expand similar efforts nationwide. Staff members stationed across various regions are expected to contribute to this initiative.

The event underscores the importance of collaboration, with Maldivian working alongside the HDC to achieve shared environmental goals.