Government’s Silence Over Nation’s Financial Standing “Unsettling”: Ex-President Yameen

Former President Abdulla Yameen criticized the Mohamed Muizzu administration for being secretive about the nation's financial status. Speaking at a People's National Front (PNF) gathering, he said regularly published financial reports were withheld, and described expenditures on the Rasmalé project, drones, and ceremonies as boondoggles. He drew a metaphor about the people suffering while leaders avoid hardship, and called for transparency. Yameen stated that the administration's actions were 'unsettling' and wondered if the country had become a secret state.

Former President Abdulla Yameen criticized the Mohamed Muizzu administration for being secretive about the nation's financial status. Speaking at a People's National Front (PNF) gathering, he said regularly published financial reports were withheld, and described expenditures on the Rasmalé project, drones, and ceremonies as boondoggles. He drew a metaphor about the people suffering while leaders avoid hardship, and called for transparency. Yameen stated that the administration's actions were 'unsettling' and wondered if the country had become a secret state.

Former President Abdulla Yameen criticized the Mohamed Muizzu administration for being secretive about the nation's financial status. Speaking at a People's National Front (PNF) gathering, he said regularly published financial reports were withheld, and described expenditures on the Rasmalé project, drones, and ceremonies as boondoggles. He drew a metaphor about the people suffering while leaders avoid hardship, and called for transparency. Yameen stated that the administration's actions were 'unsettling' and wondered if the country had become a secret state.

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