Congratulations to the addition of another member of the renminbi export settlement - the Maldives is also planning to introduce China's e-wallet payment system, which means that in the near future you can use WeChat and Alipay directly in the Maldives.
In the Maldives in 2019, the local currency of the Maldives, the rupee, can still be used on the main island of Malé, and the other resort islands are basically settled in US dollars, and the services on the resort islands are denominated in US dollars. I remember that the exchange rate of the RMB against the US dollar at that time was about 6.2, and now it is 7.2, and the exchange rate directly discounted the purchasing power of the RMB by 8.4%.
De-dollarization is not only a national policy, but also a people's livelihood. The RMB still has a long way to go in the internationalization of "settlement, investment, reserves, and pricing", but it will unswervingly move towards the goal, and every step will be one step closer to the goal.
The Maldives, like the Thousand Islands Lake in China, is made up of numerous small islands. There is no industry and agriculture, and it mainly depends on tourism and fishing to survive. China's trade volume and spending power are only a handful, and the renminbi settlement is expected to bring a wave of wealth to Maldives.
To put it mildly, it's a bit scary to fly from Male to the resort island. The plane is very small, with only 6 seats. After takeoff, the whole cabin began to tremble, and even the seat of me shook violently, the wings spun so loudly that you couldn't hear the people around you, and then you could smell the burning oil in the cabin. It's like I'm sitting on a broken tractor driving down a dirt road. If anyone has ever been on an old tractor, they can understand how I feel.
Although Shui Fei looks very cool, whoever sits knows is really persuaded to quit.
Last but not least, the Maldives is a beautiful pearl on the sea. Except for being expensive and far, there are no major disadvantages.
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