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    MCI’s “Coral Festival 2023” in Addu

    Maldives Coral Institute to host 'Coral Festival 2023' in Addu City
    April 25, 20231 Min Read
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    The Maldives Coral Institute (MCI) will host its “Coral Festival 2023” in Addu City Hithadhoo from April 28 to 30.

    The festival, which aims to celebrate the Maldives’ coral reefs and marine ecosystems, brings together scientists, NGOs, politicians, environmentalists, and even members of the public.

    The event is held in partnership with Kaimoo Resorts and Hotels, a major hotel brand with businesses practices in Addu atoll. Moreover, Kaimoo will provide food and accommodation at the Addu Equator Village resort.

    MCI said that the three-day event will feature local and international scientists and marine exports who will discuss and hold workshops about corals. The festival will also include music, culture, art, and Southern food, as well as shops, interactive stalls, and games and activities for children.

    The event will also feature special excursions showcasing the natural beauty of Addu City.

    MCI previously held a coral festival in 2020 in K. Thulusdhoo before the Covid-19 pandemic.

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