President Muizzu Urges Writers to Shape and Defend the Nation with Purpose

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu called on Maldivian writers to embrace a profound responsibility in shaping and defending the nation, emphasizing that their work should serve as a 'noble sacrifice' for religion, country, and national advancement. Speaking on Maldivian Writers' Day, celebrated annually on July 8, he highlighted the indispensable role of writers across all sectors and warned of potential harm if words are used irresponsibly. He urged writers to prioritize national interests, enrich Dhivehi literature, and guide the public with constructive narratives. The President also tweeted appreciation for writers' role in preserving the Dhivehi language. This year's theme is 'Write. Guide.'

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu called on Maldivian writers to embrace a profound responsibility in shaping and defending the nation, emphasizing that their work should serve as a 'noble sacrifice' for religion, country, and national advancement. Speaking on Maldivian Writers' Day, celebrated annually on July 8, he highlighted the indispensable role of writers across all sectors and warned of potential harm if words are used irresponsibly. He urged writers to prioritize national interests, enrich Dhivehi literature, and guide the public with constructive narratives. The President also tweeted appreciation for writers' role in preserving the Dhivehi language. This year's theme is 'Write. Guide.'

President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu called on Maldivian writers to embrace a profound responsibility in shaping and defending the nation, emphasizing that their work should serve as a 'noble sacrifice' for religion, country, and national advancement. Speaking on Maldivian Writers' Day, celebrated annually on July 8, he highlighted the indispensable role of writers across all sectors and warned of potential harm if words are used irresponsibly. He urged writers to prioritize national interests, enrich Dhivehi literature, and guide the public with constructive narratives. The President also tweeted appreciation for writers' role in preserving the Dhivehi language. This year's theme is 'Write. Guide.'

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