MDP Vows Direct Action Against Muizzu Administration’s ‘Harmful’ Policies

The main opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) has vowed direct action against the Muizzu administration's policies, citing harmful impacts. MDP members expressed concerns over dismissals of staff from state-owned companies without justification and suspension of infrastructure projects. Moosa Ali Manik disclosed that over 500 staff at RDC and over 730 at FENAKA Corporation face dismissal. The MDP National Council passed a resolution to establish a five-member committee to seek justice for unfairly dismissed staff. MDP chairperson Fayyaz Ismail reminded that President Muizzu had pledged not to dismiss staff.

The main opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) has vowed direct action against the Muizzu administration's policies, citing harmful impacts. MDP members expressed concerns over dismissals of staff from state-owned companies without justification and suspension of infrastructure projects. Moosa Ali Manik disclosed that over 500 staff at RDC and over 730 at FENAKA Corporation face dismissal. The MDP National Council passed a resolution to establish a five-member committee to seek justice for unfairly dismissed staff. MDP chairperson Fayyaz Ismail reminded that President Muizzu had pledged not to dismiss staff.

The main opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) has vowed direct action against the Muizzu administration's policies, citing harmful impacts. MDP members expressed concerns over dismissals of staff from state-owned companies without justification and suspension of infrastructure projects. Moosa Ali Manik disclosed that over 500 staff at RDC and over 730 at FENAKA Corporation face dismissal. The MDP National Council passed a resolution to establish a five-member committee to seek justice for unfairly dismissed staff. MDP chairperson Fayyaz Ismail reminded that President Muizzu had pledged not to dismiss staff.

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