President Muizzu targets ‘Grade A’ governance after voter feedback: Shiyam

Deputy Leader of PNC and Minister Ahmed Shiyam stated that President Muizzu targets 'Grade A' governance, with reforms driven by voter feedback from recent local council elections. Speaking at a party gathering in Haruge celebrating PNC's victory in H.A. Muraidhoo, Shiyam described the election outcome as a 'Grade B' performance review. He emphasized that changes were initiated immediately after the elections in response to public expectations, showcasing democratic accountability. Shiyam reaffirmed the party's commitment to inclusivity, noting that victories in smaller constituencies are valued equally. He also highlighted that over 75% of eligible voters participated.

Deputy Leader of PNC and Minister Ahmed Shiyam stated that President Muizzu targets 'Grade A' governance, with reforms driven by voter feedback from recent local council elections. Speaking at a party gathering in Haruge celebrating PNC's victory in H.A. Muraidhoo, Shiyam described the election outcome as a 'Grade B' performance review. He emphasized that changes were initiated immediately after the elections in response to public expectations, showcasing democratic accountability. Shiyam reaffirmed the party's commitment to inclusivity, noting that victories in smaller constituencies are valued equally. He also highlighted that over 75% of eligible voters participated.

Deputy Leader of PNC and Minister Ahmed Shiyam stated that President Muizzu targets 'Grade A' governance, with reforms driven by voter feedback from recent local council elections. Speaking at a party gathering in Haruge celebrating PNC's victory in H.A. Muraidhoo, Shiyam described the election outcome as a 'Grade B' performance review. He emphasized that changes were initiated immediately after the elections in response to public expectations, showcasing democratic accountability. Shiyam reaffirmed the party's commitment to inclusivity, noting that victories in smaller constituencies are valued equally. He also highlighted that over 75% of eligible voters participated.

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