President Muizzu: “We choose reforms that deliver long-term good, not short-term popularity”

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu reaffirmed his administration's commitment to principled governance during a visit to Fuvahmulah City, emphasizing decisions are guided by long-term good not short-term popularity. He contrasted his approach with previous administrations. He cited the national vaping ban, increased duty on cigarettes, and generational tobacco prohibition for those born after 2007 as examples of tough but necessary reforms. He said these serve the long-term interests of Maldivians.

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu reaffirmed his administration's commitment to principled governance during a visit to Fuvahmulah City, emphasizing decisions are guided by long-term good not short-term popularity. He contrasted his approach with previous administrations. He cited the national vaping ban, increased duty on cigarettes, and generational tobacco prohibition for those born after 2007 as examples of tough but necessary reforms. He said these serve the long-term interests of Maldivians.

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu reaffirmed his administration's commitment to principled governance during a visit to Fuvahmulah City, emphasizing decisions are guided by long-term good not short-term popularity. He contrasted his approach with previous administrations. He cited the national vaping ban, increased duty on cigarettes, and generational tobacco prohibition for those born after 2007 as examples of tough but necessary reforms. He said these serve the long-term interests of Maldivians.

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