President Muizzu Calls Education a Sacred Religious and National Duty as Schools Reopen

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu declared that seeking knowledge and providing education are profound religious and national responsibilities as schools reopened across the Maldives. The academic year commenced in 218 schools with over 77,000 students returning. He emphasized that education is the cornerstone of national progress and moral strength, and stressed the need for collective commitment from educators, parents, and the wider community to build a generation that loves Islam and the country.

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu declared that seeking knowledge and providing education are profound religious and national responsibilities as schools reopened across the Maldives. The academic year commenced in 218 schools with over 77,000 students returning. He emphasized that education is the cornerstone of national progress and moral strength, and stressed the need for collective commitment from educators, parents, and the wider community to build a generation that loves Islam and the country.

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu declared that seeking knowledge and providing education are profound religious and national responsibilities as schools reopened across the Maldives. The academic year commenced in 218 schools with over 77,000 students returning. He emphasized that education is the cornerstone of national progress and moral strength, and stressed the need for collective commitment from educators, parents, and the wider community to build a generation that loves Islam and the country.

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