MDP Welcomes India’s MEA Jaishankar to Maldives, Slams Muizzu Administration for Fuelling Anti-India Sentiment

The Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) welcomed Indian External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar to Maldives while criticizing the Muizzu administration for initially stoking anti-India sentiment. MDP condemned the government's earlier 'India Out' campaign, stating it damaged Maldives' international standing and economy. MDP welcomed a recent policy shift and called for a public apology. The party thanked Jaishankar for his visit and acknowledged Indian support, including training for 1,000 civil service officers and a digital payments MoU between the Ministry of Economic Development and NPCI. MDP also appreciated India's funding of six community projects, water and sewerage in 28 islands via $800 million Line of Credit, and Jaishankar's upcoming visit to Addu City for project handovers.

The Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) welcomed Indian External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar to Maldives while criticizing the Muizzu administration for initially stoking anti-India sentiment. MDP condemned the government's earlier 'India Out' campaign, stating it damaged Maldives' international standing and economy. MDP welcomed a recent policy shift and called for a public apology. The party thanked Jaishankar for his visit and acknowledged Indian support, including training for 1,000 civil service officers and a digital payments MoU between the Ministry of Economic Development and NPCI. MDP also appreciated India's funding of six community projects, water and sewerage in 28 islands via $800 million Line of Credit, and Jaishankar's upcoming visit to Addu City for project handovers.

The Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) welcomed Indian External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar to Maldives while criticizing the Muizzu administration for initially stoking anti-India sentiment. MDP condemned the government's earlier 'India Out' campaign, stating it damaged Maldives' international standing and economy. MDP welcomed a recent policy shift and called for a public apology. The party thanked Jaishankar for his visit and acknowledged Indian support, including training for 1,000 civil service officers and a digital payments MoU between the Ministry of Economic Development and NPCI. MDP also appreciated India's funding of six community projects, water and sewerage in 28 islands via $800 million Line of Credit, and Jaishankar's upcoming visit to Addu City for project handovers.

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