MDP to hold nationwide protests on Thursday

The opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) has announced nationwide protests on Thursday against President Muizzu's administration. The decision followed unanimous approval of a resolution by all 52 members at the party's National Congress meeting on Monday night. The resolution highlights three grievances: stagnation of development projects across atolls, dismissal of state-owned enterprise employees for political reasons, and politically motivated charges. It notes that projects initiated under the previous MDP administration that were 90% complete have been halted, including water, sewerage, and electricity systems. The MDP also plans to establish a framework for legal assistance to those facing politically motivated dismissals and to work with local councils to complete halted projects.

The opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) has announced nationwide protests on Thursday against President Muizzu's administration. The decision followed unanimous approval of a resolution by all 52 members at the party's National Congress meeting on Monday night. The resolution highlights three grievances: stagnation of development projects across atolls, dismissal of state-owned enterprise employees for political reasons, and politically motivated charges. It notes that projects initiated under the previous MDP administration that were 90% complete have been halted, including water, sewerage, and electricity systems. The MDP also plans to establish a framework for legal assistance to those facing politically motivated dismissals and to work with local councils to complete halted projects.

The opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) has announced nationwide protests on Thursday against President Muizzu's administration. The decision followed unanimous approval of a resolution by all 52 members at the party's National Congress meeting on Monday night. The resolution highlights three grievances: stagnation of development projects across atolls, dismissal of state-owned enterprise employees for political reasons, and politically motivated charges. It notes that projects initiated under the previous MDP administration that were 90% complete have been halted, including water, sewerage, and electricity systems. The MDP also plans to establish a framework for legal assistance to those facing politically motivated dismissals and to work with local councils to complete halted projects.

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