Maldives to become global exemplar for green development, says President Muizzu

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu announced that the Maldives will become a global exemplar in environmental conservation by executing projects that intertwine development with the environment. During 'The Pulse' programme, he outlined milestones for the next two years, including establishing modern waste management facilities on all inhabited islands, coastal protection for every shore, a massive greening initiative, and meeting a 33% renewable energy threshold. He defended land reclamation as necessary for infrastructure, citing Rasmalé reclamation, and emphasized that environmental preservation must proceed in tandem, with concurrent coral propagation programmes elsewhere.

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu announced that the Maldives will become a global exemplar in environmental conservation by executing projects that intertwine development with the environment. During 'The Pulse' programme, he outlined milestones for the next two years, including establishing modern waste management facilities on all inhabited islands, coastal protection for every shore, a massive greening initiative, and meeting a 33% renewable energy threshold. He defended land reclamation as necessary for infrastructure, citing Rasmalé reclamation, and emphasized that environmental preservation must proceed in tandem, with concurrent coral propagation programmes elsewhere.

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu announced that the Maldives will become a global exemplar in environmental conservation by executing projects that intertwine development with the environment. During 'The Pulse' programme, he outlined milestones for the next two years, including establishing modern waste management facilities on all inhabited islands, coastal protection for every shore, a massive greening initiative, and meeting a 33% renewable energy threshold. He defended land reclamation as necessary for infrastructure, citing Rasmalé reclamation, and emphasized that environmental preservation must proceed in tandem, with concurrent coral propagation programmes elsewhere.

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